Sentence examples for mend them from inspiring English sources

We mend them straight afterwards, of course.

"People will always buy them, collect them and mend them," he said.

You may make mistakes, but that is the way you learn how things work and how to mend them.

To sum up: apostrophes are the difference between a supermarket that knows its shit and one that knows it's shit; between feeling you're nuts and feeling your nuts; between "Hell mend them" (an old-fashioned curse) and "He'll mend them" (a bloke's coming round to fix your tiles).

On the other extreme, it's obvious that our thinking through of capitalism and its inequalities and how to mend them anew has hardly begun; the Occupy movement collapsed for that reason.

But in most places people can agree there is nothing too mysterious or controversial about the science of broken bones or the way aspiring doctors should be taught to mend them.

After the tablets were completely dry, they set about cleaning and mending them, using an acrylic as an adhesive.

But that's no reason not to recognise whopping holes in the media road – or not to agonise over mending them – before the next counterfactual disaster of a crash.

When his glasses broke, she mended them with tape; or she cooked a little extra of the dish that she was preparing for her and her husband's evening meal.

Once, the frame of his glasses broke — it was a very cold winter — and it was I who mended them for him with some sticking plaster that we bought at a chemist's shop.

And do we, perhaps, owe a debt not only to the workers who made these dresses and the wealthy customers who bought them, but also to the undoubtedly overworked and underpaid servants who preserved their beauty while washing, ironing and mending them?