Sentence examples for when prone from inspiring English sources

Crouch instead of proning because when prone it takes longer to aim at your target.

There are many funny moments in "Taller When Prone".

A full moon always rises at sunset and a person is taller when prone.

An autumnal sense of the world creeps into "Taller When Prone".

TALLER WHEN PRONE: Poems, by Les Murray (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $24).

"Taller When Prone," in terms of its subject matter, covers a lot of ground.

The pivotal moment arrives in a field of elephant grass, when the prone young American soldier peers through an opening in the tall grass and locks eyes with "the enemy" -- a boy even younger than he is.

Since the days of Teddy Roosevelt, the New York City Police Department has faced problems with lax supervision in the early morning hours, when officers prone to corruption or laziness face few challenges, and even fewer commanders.

Rangers had a strong penalty claim when a prone Ben Gordon appeared to block Fraser Aird's shot with an arm.

When the prone man suddenly begins to ramble senselessly, my father stops me.

In 1977 Douglas and colleagues predicted that protuberant abdomens which were not suspended adequately would 'have little or no improvement or may even have a deterioration in PaO2 when turned prone' [ 33].