Sentence examples for in tends from inspiring English sources

The question is how far he in tends to go.

"But he has said emphatically that he fully in tends to run for both offices".

The place I live in tends to be manageably small, a few familiar journeys and destinations.

Whatever rain gets in tends to evaporate as it descends to the sunken bottom.

"The banking systems don't function that efficiently yet," he said, so foreign money flowing in tends to be quick, sometimes inflating prices and causing an overdone regulatory reaction.

The society we live in tends not to let little islands of happiness exist.

Indeed, at employers that do not provide long-term care insurance free to everyone but still make it available for employee purchase, voluntary buy-in tends to be below 10 percent, Mr. Bertsch said.

But in most cases, built-ins tend to be problematic.

The grounds were beautifully tended, but no one seemed very interested in tending to us.

A hard-working, often misunderstood, community with a vested interest in tending our land will disappear.

"We've done Britain's work in tending to the adults," he told Reuters.