Sentence examples for prone to flash from inspiring English sources

"People were saying 'please evacuate as your area is prone to flash floods'," Pama says of one family warned of the typhoon.

"The Charlotte-Mecklenburg area is prone to flash floods the way the Southwest is prone to wild land fires," Mr. Basnight said.

White Cart Water is a tributary of the River Clyde to the South of Glasgow described as "flashy" – prone to flash floods – with water levels rising as much as six metres following heavy rainfall.

The largely deforested country is prone to flash floods and is still recovering from Hurricane Jeanne two years ago, which killed more than 3,000 people and swamped thousands of acres of farmland.

Arid and semi-arid regions are equally prone to flash floods like regions with abundant rainfall.

The results showed the area prone to flash fire occurrence and extension.

It is also dangerous if you are in a region prone to flash-flooding.

Michel is prone to flashes of pointless rage, hates pork butchers and Protestants.

Unlike President Clinton, he is not prone to flashes of anger or moments of public euphoria.

He had a sunny disposition and a stubborn soul, and was prone to flashes of anger.

Four years later his second Prince - bringing Shakespeare daringly into the West End - was less hysterical, more thoughtful and prone to flashes of humour.