Sentence examples for having tender from inspiring English sources
"Such a sock or stocking is particularly useful for persons having tender feet, susceptible to chafing between the toes, or to sweating between the toes," he wrote in patent No. 1,314,356.
Liberals agree that it feels wrong "when an employee who needs their job is fired"; "that it's morally wrong that rich children inherit a lot of money while poor children inherit nothing"; and they describe themselves as often having "tender, concerned feelings for people less fortunate than me".
I also told them stories about how having tender coconut instead of Coke helped farmers transform their lives.
The tempo of joke delivery never falters, making the scenes we generally associate with stoner comedies (acting out in public places, having tender exchanges with drug dealers) that much more enjoyable.
Mr. Musgrave says he believes Mr. Kerry, having tendered his resignation, had left a day before.
Despite having tendered his resignation during the debate, Mr. Abu Salah pronounced himself delighted with the proceedings.
A simply grilled red snapper had tender flesh; baked chicken fulfilled its prosaic obligations.
Sow little and often, and you will always have tender leaves to pick.
The fried calamari salad had tender, crisp seafood nestled among mixed lettuces, sparked by a zippy chili-garlic dressing.
The octopus salad had tender nubbins of seafood tossed with baby arugula, cucumber, red onion and tomato.
