Sentence examples for prone at from inspiring English sources

Worryingly, this particular canary is currently lying prone at the bottom of the cage.

A woman, lying prone at the side, suddenly pulls her shift over her head.

At 18, Catherine is well aware of her own childishness, prone at times to petulance and giddiness.

"Prying" shows Graham, the great mover through space, restrained, prone, at the mercy of medical machines and their beleaguered captains.

Their silhouettes were clear against the night sky: prone at the edge of the roof, guns at the ready.

Elliott was prone at the time having collided with Ryan Sidebottom during last month's one-day international at The Oval.

But we've been profligate in front of goal, error-prone at the back and lacking in dynamism.

A casual reader would probably conclude that America's clinical laboratories are highly error-prone, at least compared with the six other Western countries.

They were far from fluent and rather error-prone at times but they still found a way to prevail against a side who had forgotten what it feels like to concede a goal, let alone ship a result.

Microsoft's Windows — highly crash-prone at the time — along with irritants like "Clippy," the obsequious talking paper clip who popped up on computer screens offering to help write letters, hardly endeared Mr. Gates to consumers.

"If I know someone is not just stress-prone, but stress-prone at the 95th percentile rather than the 65th," Dr. Ones said, "I would have to ask myself if that person could handle the stress of medicine".