Sentence examples for time prone from inspiring English sources

He spent a lot of time prone on the hardwood and rubbing various sore limbs.

Because Mr Miliband is having such a dreadful time, prone to weekly gaffes, execrable personal ratings and hostile briefings from within his kitchen cabinet, Labour minds are naturally turning to the next leadership contest.

If the laptop lacks a wireless network, forget about using the robot's personal e-mail address and plan on spending time prone on the floor, awkwardly typing your commands on a nearly vertical keyboard or somehow rigging the cables so that you can bring laptop to lap.

Time, prone to stubbornly trudging forward, manages to slow down.

Meteorological "Bomb". Meteorologists are (at time) prone to exaggeration and hype.

Mild-mannered and at times prone to indecision, Mr. Jeffords's bold move left his colleagues flabbergasted.

But some advisers say a former president at times prone to outrage can draw attention to issues as no one else can.

That nostalgia for an unrecoverable past makes Roth an anti-Zionist who is at times prone to asides that sound anti-Semitic and professedly indifferent to his origins.

Headed into a possible impeachment battle, the most ethically challenged president of modern times — prone to cruelty, bigotry, vanity, adultery and serial deception — is depending on religiously conservative voters for his political survival.

There are no scans or blood tests for mental disorders, so making a diagnosis can be difficult, subjective and at times prone to error.

Berkoff is currently on stage at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in An Actor's Lament about 'the bizarre lives of actors and the many frustrations, complexes and madness they are at times prone to'.