Sentence examples for prone to tumbling from inspiring English sources
In the PAL-V, the center of gravity is around the height of the seated driver's shoulders, which would make the plane prone to tumbling over in turns if it did not tilt.
Acoustic Ladyland Skinny Grin (V2), £11.99 Twisting together jazz and rock has always been a highwire act, prone to tumble into noodling fusion or the noisy posturing of 'punk-jazz'.
People are less prone to tip.
Commodity prices continue to tumble.
See articleOil prices continued to tumble.
Wickets continued to tumble.
Prices were sure to tumble.
Long correlations in motor bias may enable subpopulations of cells to swim further without tumbling or to tumble more frequently.
Don't hurt yourself trying to tumble.
Like everyone, I take a tumble now and again, and I am prone to getting lost among the trails and ski lifts, and stuck in the occasional snowdrift.
The magazine was viewed as an artifact for aging males prone to tinkering in the garage, and with no advertising base that had to be in the magazine, ad pages tumbled to 428.2 last year from 743.8 in 1991, according to Publishers Information Bureau.
