Sentence examples for first tended from inspiring English sources

"The cable companies that were there first tended to benefit".

"It had to be among the most disgusting drinks I encountered when I first tended bar," the cocktail historian Anistatia Miller said.

And though the poet at first tended to play down his role — "my involvement is minor in some profound way," he said, declaring himself "an innocent" — he had, by the time Mr. McFerrin performed "Cuba" and "Bran," seemingly settled in.

They found that participants first tended to look at the middle of the image, but then tended to fixate on the eyes, regardless of whether the eyes were on the head or elsewhere.

African critics, who knew and championed Anatsui's work first, tend to emphasize its continuity.

More rapid monetary growth at first tends to lower interest rates.

And the programs that lose out first tend to be new ones.

The first tend to do well, and benefit from globalisation; the second group feel left out.

The order in which the monkeys were introduced strongly predicted their dominance rank: The one introduced first tends to become the alpha, the one introduced second tends to become the beta, and so on.

Even those of us who lived in the first third tended to look at it from the perspective of the second.

In 2001-4 varintions in waiting times between deprivation fifths tended to be large and significant.