Sentence examples for all tended from inspiring English sources

The groups that went to Afghanistan to train together all tended to stay together and take the fight to their own countries -- Algerians to Algeria, Egyptians to Egypt.

The incidence of ALL tended to decrease with increasing deprivation.

They all tended to be so bloody earnest and very heavy on the wholegrains.

And, as Juppé indicated, we have all tended to believe that this purpose was triumphantly achieved.

But in general they all tended to be suspicious of single-agenda movements.

It all tended to vanish when the high wore off, but another lick and she was back again.

Where I come from, whether we were among those who used maps or didn't, we all tended to get lost.

She took up with George Jean Nathan, the drama critic, kept working and, above all, tended to her mythmaking.

We all tended to do our own work in our own countries and keep our data to ourselves," he says.

When they spoke, they all tended to use the same phrases: "The West is afraid of Islam".

Even in the middle of winter, the glasshouses are full of plants--from the lowliest Arabidopsis, through blooming antirrhinums, to the tallest maize--all tended by a dedicated team of horticulturists who support the scientists' work.