Sentence examples for meet tends from inspiring English sources

This brownish area where the stem branches meet tends to be tough and unpleasant.

As an aside, the economics of welfare cuts is also questionable: people struggling to make ends meet tend to spend every penny they earn, so every pound taken out of their pockets is a pound of demand sucked out of local economies.

The Chinese young people who I meet tend to be freedom-minded.

And even though this past year the tree hasn't produced well, my grandfather -- one of the most patient men I've ever met -- tends to it like a member of the family, waiting and caring for the tree in gentle spirits.

The papermakers he met tended to be perplexed by his interest, but he persisted.

Indeed, the people I met tended to fall into one of either camps.

He wanted to remind them that officiating at international meets tended to be a vague, imperfect science, subject to political winds.

The people he meets tend to be politically conservative, and although they talk readily about the urban blight they left behind, they talk much less readily about race.

It's little wonder that the adults I met tended to look at least 10 years older than their actual age.

Ennis's love for Jack Twist, whom he meets tending sheep on a Wyoming mountaintop in the early 1960s, takes Ennis by surprise and throws him permanently off balance.

Like most things, it can be used for good or bad, but the vast majority of hackers I've met tend to be idealistic people who want to have a positive impact on the world.