Sentence examples for no one tends from inspiring English sources
Yet Vincent does survive the gas explosion, which is amazing on two counts: first, it didn't look terribly plausible, given the fact the blast upended Dan, who was standing several metres away; and second, in the brutal world of Fortitude no one tends to survive anything.
No one tends to write songs about being 20.
He's lifted everybody's heads up in that dressing room today saying this is a very good point, no-one tends to win here.
We weren't kidding about the police, Romanian dealers are really panicky about undercover cops and no-one tends to do anything stupid like sparking up in public unless being kicked half to death in a Romanian prison is their idea of a Kodak moment.
No one tended to get married in our family so it wasn't on my agenda.
To fight the 123 fires that have been burning over 41,000 thickly wooded, mountainous acres, there was only one helicopter, no air tanker with fire retardant and no one tending to 17 of the fires.
It's no wonder that, after a while, one tends to tune out what he is saying.
One tends, in such cases, to heap praise on the director and designers.
It is on such occasions that faith becomes fragile, and one tends to lose it.
"One tends not to emulate the mentally ill," she reflects.
