Sentence examples for prey to cold from inspiring English sources

Today when I shoot pheasant or dove and a wounded bird falls near my position, I still feel a twinge of sorrow-not enough of a twinge of sorrow to pick up a sign and demonstrate, for I know full well that if it weren't for my 20-gauge, the birds would fall prey to cold weather, to a hawk or a coyote, or even to a poacher's trap.

During the decades of the Cold War, American foreign policy has been prey to obsession.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, May 14 , 1984P. 37 During the decades of the Cold War, American foreign policy has been prey to obsession.

"Let us not fall prey to rumors".

Collins is prey to a guilty secret.

Most of us fall prey to caricature.

I fall prey to whatever they have.

And don't fall prey to hysteria.

Yet it risks falling prey to hubris.

The countryside was prey to marauding peasants.

SOME converts fall prey to zealotry.