Sentence examples for end up tending from inspiring English sources

"When there is no direct correlation between what you use and what you pay, you end up tending to use more power," Mr. Hirschfeld said.

There was Bear Trap, the Fort Davis Texan who'd escaped a life of trouble and ended up tending rattlers and scorpions in a roadside museum.

Not surprisingly, where the ball ends up tends to influence your opinion, which is not a bad thing.

"The ones we end up selling tend to belong to elderly people who are no longer interested in the property, or they inherited it and didn't want it in the first place, and now want to unload it," Ms. Rupe said.

It's also where the hard-partying 22-year-olds tend to end up.

"The people who end up on these panels tend to be pretty diverse and clearly don't all support the president's policies," Dr. Marburger said.

Given such limited possibilities, the designers who do end up finessing those spouts tend to go overboard in their efforts to attract our attention, which is why so many new kettles look neurotically over-styled.

For the time being, the people who end up paying more will tend to be middle- or upper-middle-class consumers.

Seeds of wild fruits tended to end up in mosaics, whereas those of cultivated fruits tended to be deposited in chestnut woodlands and scrublands.

Barton would end up staying for two months, tending to a village of white tents on the same beach where the storm made landfall.

The economy in which those who start with money tend to make more and those who start without money tend to end up with even less extends across the country, across the world.