Sentence examples for penchant on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jindal took that penchant on as well, effectively aiming a blow at the Capitol's de facto sister institution, Ruth's Chris Steak House, where business is transacted nightly, courtesy of lobbyists ("sponsors," in legislators' parlance).

Serve with bread, crackers, or in wraps, and enjoy a unique flavor of hummus with a flavor penchant on "Pâté de Foie".

With Nebraska's penchant for one on one coverage expect Smith to test the Nebraska secondary in a chase for the long ball.

The four-track release, premiering exclusively on THUMP, features disparate cuts threaded together by Amateur Dance's penchant for on-point, uplifting house.

The suspicion that the thing Era Vulgaris is lacking may have a bald head, a beard and a penchant for on-stage nudity is hard to assuage.

Losing Soo-Choo is a huge blow - his penchant for on-base percentage is a big reason why their offense bounced back in 2013.

Known for his penchant for on-screen violence, Winding Refn has long held a passion for horror and cites 1974's The Texas Chainsaw Massacre as one of his favourite movies.

Horror appears to be a natural next step for the 44-year-old director, who has spoken of his love for 1974 gore classic The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and is known for his penchant for on-screen violence.

A brief stint in film as a teen and and a penchant for on-stage theatrics made Bowie the perfect candidate for an acting career.

Unlike most emcees that drop freestyles over popular production to make a name for themselves, the Compton rapper had a penchant for picking on more obscure beats to rhyme on.

This should go a long way to curb bankers' penchant to take on any bet — no matter how enormous its risks — to reap short-term profits and "earn" a large bonus, oblivious to what may happen afterward.