Sentence examples for constantly tend from inspiring English sources

"Everyone always said it was an F.B.I. house," said Mr. Sanes, who added that the most activity he ever spotted near the property were repair crews that seemed to constantly tend to the phone lines near the house.

We have, to a great extent, forgotten, because we never knew, that our garden is carved out of the forest, and will one day revert to the forest if we do not constantly tend it.

For this reason "the exchange of all places constantly tends to a certain proportion, and that in the very nature of things" (SL 22.10).

Tech world boosters of online social media tend to view it as inherently subversive to the established order and constantly tending to favor garage-shop challengers over entrenched incumbents.

Newton probably first encountered it in print when he read Descartes' Principia, where it is comprised by his first two "laws of nature" and is used immediately to assert "that any body which is moving in a circle constantly tends to move away from the center of the circle which it is describing".

Hence, postural regulation constantly tends to counteract perturbations moving the CoM from its initial position.

Like her father, he said, she had tried to draw attention to his other works but was constantly forced to tend to the detective's thousands of fans — many of whom sent letters addressed to Holmes, requesting his help in solving real crimes.

Dogs, which are bred to be in a constantly juvenile state, tend to act like slobbering children enthralled to the leader of the pack.

I've just returned from a brief tour across France, Austria and Germany where I noticed, again, a stark contrast to the increasing UK habit of public preoccupation - the tablets we stare at, the semi-permanent headphones, the mobiles we constantly have to tend - this eagerness to avoid reality simply doesn't transfer into Europe.

In contrast, true waves are constantly regenerated and tend to move with a constant speed [47].

The miRNA genes are constantly evolving and tend to originate from transcribed repeated sequences or pseudo-genes when transcription products fold into stable secondary structures.