Sentence examples for prone to giving from inspiring English sources
Its defense, however, is prone to giving ground back, surrendering 357 yards a game.
He dealt politely with his defense lawyers, although he is prone to giving lectures in court.
With some exceptions, westerners in general were arrogant, blundering, ignorant and prone to giving lectures, they felt.
They also can be prone to giving false positives, mistaking acetone, hair spray or other common contaminants for alcohol.
Stymied on the power play, and prone to giving away the puck in their own end, the Islanders dropped a 6-0 decision to the Red Wings.
Out came Verlander after 117 pitches and on came Joaquin Benoit, a reliable right-hander who is prone to giving up home runs.
They are not as prone to give us problems with contraband as men".
Mr Shipler's conclusion is that America is increasingly prone to give the wrong answer.
When he rides in his limo, he isn't prone to give local pols a lift.
"People are prone to give up at the first signs of defeat".
He says his supervisor told him he should have pushed it, that she "might have been more prone to give".
