Sentence examples for penchant into from inspiring English sources
He worked his penchant into childhood role-playing games.
If you've been to any of the previous debates in New York or Chicago, you're probably aware of their penchant for devolving into drunken shoutfests and then devolving further into just drunken partying.
The complaints centred on Di María's penchant for dribbling into trouble and the fitful contributions.
He might have a penchant for getting into trouble but Paddington has always been the politest of bears.
"Russian machine never breaks," Ovechkin once said about himself and his penchant for crashing into opponents like an indestructible tank.
It reveals his early penchant for getting into trouble and living on his wits, and his wit.
He favors raw light and has a penchant for shooting into it, but said he ultimately focuses on getting out of the way.
"This is a market that has a penchant for selling into short-term rallies, like what we're seeing with technology right now," Mr. Belski said.
He was called the Dinnertime Bandit because of his penchant for breaking into homes in Greenwich while the occupants were eating.
He joked about Jeff Van Gundy's penchant for running into the fray of on-court fights, about his former Knick teammate Mark Jackson, newly arrived back in New York, boasting that he would dunk over Ewing on Tuesday.
His father, Lee R. Titcomb, and Lee's sister Ruth Holbrook began the business in 1952 as a way to turn Lee's love of metal crafts, and Ruth's penchant for marketing, into a profitable business for the family, Mr. Titcomb said.
