Sentence examples for man tended from inspiring English sources

The addled man tended to meditate on every blip.

One man tended a bottle of milk that he was fermenting into homemade yogurt.

The Huffington Post reported that the man "tended bar for a company that catered to a high-end clientele".

Old-style final-salary plans may have suited the labour markets of the 1950s and 60s, when "company man" tended to stay with one employer for life.

Mr. Mattison, a short and slightly built man, tended to avoid confrontations, and did not have any enemies in the neighborhood, Mr. Hawkins said.

Nails had to leave the game while a Dolphins equipment man tended to the broken helmet, which looked like a grapefruit split in half.

Matvejević is a good man – a good man tends to see hope in everything.

One cross depicts a man tending his sheep, unaware of the murderous robber behind him.

And a Violent God announces a man tending towards violence.

The Man tends to see our men as threats before they even do anything.

The rundown: In some gravely, polluted, near-future world, a man tends to his vegetables.