Sentence examples for mending for from inspiring English sources
Her profile says she "can help with mending for ragged travellers", and she in turn, is interested in "learning about everything from sailing to farming to shoe making to music theory".
Ask around and see if someone you know has one you could have or borrow, perhaps in exchange for doing some mending for them.
Experts almost uniformly say the damage to the ozone layer is unlikely to mend for at least 50 years.
Alas, I can't comment on Mr. Jones's delivery of the play's defining line — "Serve God, love me, and mend" — for a simple reason.
She made her first record, "Any Old Hearts To Mend", for Parlophone and this was followed by "To Mother With Love" and the wartime favourite "Wish Me Luck As You Wave Me Goodbye".
Ebay needed a crack troubleshooter to rebuild a computer system that had splintered and was mended for now with digital glue and string.
Rather than attempt to mend for errors past, Maduro doubled-down on socialism and oppression by attacking the media, violently suppressing protests, throwing his opponents in jail, and creating a parallel congress after voters gave a majority to an opposition coalition in 2015.
There have been signs that the California economy has been on the mend for some time.
Wounds have healed and fences are being mended for one of the game's all-time best.
With Williams on the mend for the final weeks of summer, Lester Holt will fill in for the "Nightly News" anchor.
Fortunately, UNICEF was still supplying her with nutritionally fortified peanut paste -- a miracle substance that does not need to be refrigerated so families can take packets of it home to keep their children on the mend for as long as possible.
