Sentence examples for lines tend to be from inspiring English sources

And because lines tend to be composed of fully aware, self-regulating human beings who don't take kindly to cheating or attempts to favor one group over others — the wealthy over the poor, for instance, or the tech-savvy over the not-tech-savvy — it has always been difficult to connive your way to the front.

Diagonal lines tend to be jagged stair steps.

Gas and transmission lines tend to be in the country, where fears of environmental damage have sprouted opposition.

For in any debate on the state of marriage, lines tend to be drawn on the basis of experience.

Information about the 2014 election updates previous research, and underscores how long lines tend to be more prevalent in on-year (presidential) elections than in midterm elections.

Please plan to arrive for check-in at least 30 minutes before your first class, especially if you're arriving around 9am when lines tend to be long.

Later on, he told me that you find certain roads that tend to be lined with skips you can routinely return to.

The curving degree of intersecting lines tends to be decreased instead of increasing.

Building new lines tends to be less problematic than upgrading old ones and there is no disruption while the work is being done.

To the contrary, the slope of the "best-fit" lines tends to be positive, though its rise is too mild to be statistically significant (with the exception of median family income).

Before the advent of bebop, improvisation was based on the extension of a song's melody -- lines tended to be arpeggios or other embellishments in and around melodic statements.