Sentence examples for from tends from inspiring English sources

She says the typical Waldorf parent, who has a range of elite private and public schools to choose from, tends to be liberal and highly educated, with strong views about education; they also have a knowledge that when they are ready to teach their children about technology they have ample access and expertise at home.

As a result, a starting value of K far from tends to destabilize the fit and at the very least will increase the number of iterations necessary to converge to the minimum.

DeLay earns his clout from tending to the political needs of his fellow Republicans.

Being at sea is about as far as you can get from tending an orchard.

She says the wisdom she has gained from tending those high-altitude blooms has filtered into her physical training.

So you go, in minutes, from tending to a loss of life, to responding to a birth.

Now, I try to imagine the satisfaction that comes from tending vines that have seen four decades and hope to understand that someday.

Some wounded died from lack of medical care because security forces had prevented hospital personnel from tending to the injured, the doctors said.

Over the last 36 years, he's worked his way up from tending to the ducks and goats in the petting zoo, racking up academic credentials in zoology and biology.

Taking a break from tending to his £27m property portfolio, Tony Blair tells the New Statesman, "I can't come into front-line politics.

She spoke like a hillbilly version of the "Fargo" heroine Marge Gunderson and has strong-looking hands and arms hardened from tending the bars of Cincinnati.