But seriously, who'd have thought that we could buy centre-halves – Gohouri, Alcaraz, López and Captain Calamity Gary Caldwell – that would be error-prone enough to make us pine for the return of Titus Bramble?
Describe a public figure as "accident-prone" and "beleaguered" enough times and the prophecy becomes self-fulfilling.
Earthquake-prone Chile has enough moxie in the bank to attract big name hotels like W and new Patagonian powerhouses like the Singular Hotel and Tierra Patagonia.
At once old school and gun shy, he was an outer-borough grump dating a ditzy shopaholic, good with his hands but prone to lectures, confident enough to make dad jeans work.
As sure as we are black, the last year portends that there will be yet another prone black body soon enough over which we can express the "appropriate" amount of outrage.
It also helps lead to the sort of vicious narcissistic infighting to which the left and progressives are far too prone – it's bad enough that rightwing men say foul things about leftwing women like Laurie Penny, Nina Power or Cath Elliott without their supporters slipping into the same misogynist tropes and at best enabling them.
I knew well enough how prone I was to losing things.
Meanwhile, inside Cowboy Stadium, waited a mountain of these nude, mute, unmoving, real-ass Bieber looking Real Doll boys, prone and stuffed with enough explosives to blast the entire stadium into space.
You suspect Dockrill is just the kind of BF Adele (or indeed anyone) needs – fearless, prone to wearing purple, silly enough to name a fictional lamb "Lamb-Beth".
Mr. Eagling is a skillful enough choreographer, although prone to laziness; if you see a sequence once, you know you will see it repeated to the other side soon enough, and maybe once more for luck.
Martyn Smith of the University of California, Berkeley, for example, had noticed that workers who don't consume enough folate are prone to developing leukemia from benzene exposure.
