Sentence examples for prone to taking from inspiring English sources

But his children are prone to taking 15-minute showers, he said.

Drownings also are all too frequent among teenagers, especially boys, who are prone to taking risks.

That makes a huge difference against a quarterback who is already prone to taking too many hits.

You're waiting to laugh, because his look expresses a certain demeanor not uptight, exactly, but prone to taking umbrage".

You're waiting to laugh, because his look expresses a certain demeanor — not uptight, exactly, but prone to taking umbrage".

Fantasy games appeal to the demographic most likely to develop gambling problems — young men, who researchers say are more prone to taking risks.

We are prone to take this too much for granted.

"They are much more prone to take risks".

At the time the party was dominated by Russian émigrés prone to take instructions from Moscow.

Not because she was rude, or prone to take advantage by nature.

I always felt he was a bit invisible, a bit prone to take the view of the last person he spoke to".