Shorten has broken out all of Labor's lines and formulations on the budget at his press conference, as he is prone to doing.
"This president is prone to doing through executive order that which he cannot do by working with the Congress, because he won't work with us.
In Johnson's portrayal of North Korea, the government is prone to doing one thing while publicly declaring that it's doing an entirely different thing.
While she is "splintering into bits", the world, as it is prone to do, rolls on.
As Ms. Handler is prone to do, she kept on keeping on.
His lads do not claim this game is "personal," as the Jets' coach is prone to do.
Even after having a night to reconsider his response, Mr. Romney merely doubled down on his false charges, as he is prone to do.
What we have is a picture of the right to pursue happiness getting stuck, something I think it is prone to do; as though there is something about the pursuit of happiness that sponsors and endorses addiction.
February 12 , 20141.46am GMT Clive Palmer addresses press club Leader of the Palmer United Party Clive Palmer is addressing the National Press Club and starts off giving the Australian Electoral Commission a whack which he is prone to do lately.
It is easier, for the time being, to stick with what art is prone to do: focus on single images and singular individuals before they become multiplied by science and technology into something verging on the post-portrait condition.
Over the intervening years, though, Bernice — a "broken," unpredictable dynamo of a character and the spiritual centerpiece of the novel — has, as she is prone to do, changed her mind.
