Sentence examples for for tended from inspiring English sources

The sums of dirty money that Cianci was accused of traducing the law for tended to be embarrassingly petty: five thousand bucks here, ten thousand in a big score, and the one impressive number — the quarter million he was accused of squeezing from tow-truck operators — had trickled in over nine years, a thousand dollars at a time.

The French, in a practice they were known for, tended to aim at British masts and rigging, with the intent of crippling their opponent's mobility.

One European VIA provider voiced frustration that the NGO she worked for tended to "take on a lot of projects" but not follow through with them.

In 1977, Mrs. Adwan recalled, her father left their home in Rafah and returned with clippers for tending grapes.

The select group of hotels, bars, gyms and shops vouched for tend to be sleek and pricey.

Men and women share equally in the field labour; men alone, however, are responsible for tending the herd.

Under plans being discussed, the farmers might be eligible for agricultural subsidies for tending their land, but the European Union would end its current financial support for distillation.

Helen Giles, executive director of HR for St Mungo's Broadway, criticised charities for tending to underinvest in good people management and recruitment selection.

They often don't want a headstone somewhere that family need to feel responsible for tending to.

Ever get angry at a chief executive for tending more to his racing yacht than falling sales?

"Most physical effects that cattle breeders breed for tend to be heritable at lower levels than that," says Weiss.