Meanings of take naturally in English

There are some people who take naturally to a life of commerce.

The Brevoort waiters are French and the French take naturally to the sidewalk.

Some people seem to take naturally to a thrashing, as others do the small-pox.

The American soldier did not take naturally to discipline.

Jim never was in no house where everybody didn't seem to take naturally to him.

They did not take naturally to the farm.

Oh, women take naturally to weddings, you know!

Ole Mr. Morley he don' take naturally to the woods an' leaves them young gem'men to themselves.

They don't take naturally to it.

Cowpunchers don't take naturally to morgues.

His people did not take naturally to war, so they hired mercenaries, or enlisted their subjects, to fight on their behalf.

They seem to take naturally to forest life, and I know the Indians like them better than they do any other white people.

We descendants of rigid Puritans, of pioneer tobacco-planters and frontiersmen, take naturally to a luxury such as the world has never seen-asour right.

I shall be glad of your advice and assistance, for you Englishmen take naturally to fighting, whether you have been bred to it or not.

But only Joey took naturally to reading, and romped ahead.

His daughter had taken naturally to the sport, and was an accomplished air woman.