Sentence examples for prone to smashing from inspiring English sources
Yet he became prone to smashing racquets, arguing with umpires, and berating ball kids.
I was an abysmal waitress, very prone to smashing delicate champagne flutes, but I was hired because I was young, thin and conventionally attractive.
Bowls are not only much too small, but are difficult to filter, have poor oxygen exchange, can be especially prone to smashing accidents due to their rounded shape and stunt the fish growth.
They're prone to distractions, like smashing a glass window in their unnecessarily spacious office or renting a motorcycle for use during workdays.
It hints at a faction out of control, prone to violence, out to smash the party.
The Cameroonian cut inside Iasmin Latovlevici and saw his low shot pushed out by Tatarusanu only for Georgievski, running at full pace, to smash the rebound inadvertently beyond the prone goalkeeper.
Chinese contemporary art continues to smash records.
I was so mad, I wanted to smash something.
She became uncontrollable, prone to tantrums -- kicking, biting, and smashing anything within reach.
It says he is prone to making profanity-laced tirades, shoving his employees, stabbing the upholstery of his limousine with a pen, smashing office equipment and using unsecured objects as projectiles.
