Sentence examples for In tends, from inspiring English sources

The question is how far he in tends to go.

I don't think this is really what Congress in tends or is likely to adopt.

"But he has said emphatically that he fully in tends to run for both offices".

The place I live in tends to be manageably small, a few familiar journeys and destinations.

Whatever rain gets in tends to evaporate as it descends to the sunken bottom.

A midterm electorate, like the one Pryor, Grimes and Udall are running in tends to favor traditional Republican constituencies aka older, whiter voters.

Indeed, at employers that do not provide long-term care insurance free to everyone but still make it available for employee purchase, voluntary buy-in tends to be below 10 percent, Mr. Bertsch said.

But in most cases, built-ins tend to be problematic.

The grounds were beautifully tended, but no one seemed very interested in tending to us.

A hard-working, often misunderstood, community with a vested interest in tending our land will disappear.

"We've done Britain's work in tending to the adults," he told Reuters.