Sentence examples for longer tend from inspiring English sources
(One bright change over the years is that villainous figures in works for children no longer tend to be swarthy).
"Soon it became so bad that I could no longer tend to my farm of maize and sunflowers," she said.
Those who work longer tend to be bigger (see chart).That graph is interesting, but doesn't quite cut the mustard.
They can no longer tend to us, which can give them a feeling of boredom or lack of purpose.
Aid groups in many places continue to distribute help only to male heads of households, when people can no longer tend their crops or work because of war.
It's an odd argument, because even if it did go wrong, repeatedly (which televisions no longer tend to do), for that price you could buy six similar-sized new televisions from Argos (£99.99).
THESE days, Mr. Carl no longer tends bar at St. Jerome's, though he goes there regularly.
He told her his visiting nurse was no longer tending to him daily, just once a week.
Now, at the Rabbithole Bakery & Bistro, they are no longer tending a used book cafe but have a more fully realized restaurant and bakery in a brick-walled space with a bar.
Hide-and-seek, scooting, finding secret dens, climbing trees or even graves (if their occupants were long-dead and no longer tended), blackberrying, poking mushrooms, collecting chestnuts – the possibilities really were endless.
