Sentence examples for prone to banging from inspiring English sources

For 17 years General Pinochet ruled over a police state.He was uncouth and boorish, prone to banging the table with his revolver at junta meetings.

Though Jeff was withdrawn at first, prone to banging his head against the wall and biting himself, he grew into a happy little boy with a powerful loyalty to his mother.

Some of his characters mimic the spirit of London's wanderers even if they are more hyperbolic and prone to bang-bang denouements.

The brains of most animals that are prone to head banging — these include deer and other antlered mammals, as well as various birds — are relatively small and (unlike a human's) smooth-surfaced; and they're bathed in only small amounts of cerebrospinal fluid, leaving little room for the brain to move and be shocked by the sudden decelerations and accelerations of their weaponized heads.

"Got to bang that out".

"They are too anxious to bang-bang".

Continuity among offensive linemen in the N.F.L. is a precious, elusive achievement because of their constant banging, which makes them prone to injuries.

Stephen, 17, a solidly built boy with a sweet face under a heavy thatch of bangs, entered T.C.S. in 2005 prone to blowups of alarming power.

Prone to self-destruct.

He was prone to hallucinations.

They're prone to violence.