Sentence examples for makes tended from inspiring English sources

Most people – young black makes tended to be the exception – waved back.

These makes tend to be good quality and not way too much money.

Some RV makes tend to hold their values well, others not so much.

So the dive you've just made tends to be felt rather than accurately remembered".

The films they make tend to involve politics or narrative risks: films that need the value of celebrity to convince financiers to make an investment.

Studies have shown, however, that people with brain lesions affecting decision making tend to favor the "bad," riskier decks and fare poorly.

In most cases, any gains in market share that Google rivals make tend to come at the expense of other competitors in the search market, not Google.

The dynamic equations of the models, in which adjustments in output, employment and income are made, tend to be specified as autoregressive schemes (see, for example, Eq. 11).

The high-end, $200,000-plus sedans that Rolls and its peers make tend to be tailored, or "bespoke" as the Brits who run Rolls and Bentley say.

This year it occurred to me that the resolutions we make tend to be very selfish.

The films they make tend to be humorous and raunchy comedies but besides making big budget Hollywood movies Scott has another passion which drives him.