Sentence examples for prone to impromptu from inspiring English sources
Only five months after returning to Brooklyn, in April 2011, they signed a lease on a two-bedroom apartment in Bushwick, where they're prone to impromptu dancing in the kitchen and marathon brainstorming sessions for new theater projects.
The trains returned, at last, on a proper beach day, carrying toddlers in sundresses and men in shorter-than-short shorts, high school students prone to impromptu dance-offs and women whose toes dangled from their sandals.
Jovial, rotund and prone to impromptu bursts of song (he carries a tuning fork at all times), Mr. Mendelson is a celebrated teacher and practitioner of Jewish liturgical music and has dedicated his life to preserving the form's traditional vocal stylings.
His father was a typesetter, and his mother an amateur medium, prone to announcing impromptu seances on a Friday night.
The magniloquent narrator here is Billy Brent, a South Floridian prone to violent impulses and impromptu sermons, a man who routinely gets so stoned he inadvertently speaks his thoughts aloud.
He was prone to hallucinations.
They're prone to violence.
(Las Vegas is prone to earthquakes).
People are prone to madness.
Prone to sudden unpredictable failure.
