Sentence examples for protecting tender from inspiring English sources
Experts advise protecting tender orchids and lawnmowers from crooks by padlocking greenhouses and sheds.
It is too late for protecting tender egos: a grown-up inquest into the Afghan and Iraq campaigns may avert even worse disasters ahead.
But this would be an even crueler, more absurd waste of law-enforcement resources, and would defeat the aim of protecting tender sensibilities from disturbing sights and sounds.
Outdoors, the cloche would protect tender plants from a spring cold snap.
For starters, dead leaves can be used as a loose winter cover to protect tender plants in flowerbeds.
THIS part of the legislation was intended to protect tender entrepreneurial firms from prying eyes that might deter them from going public and growing to maturity, said Kate Mitchell, a former chairwoman of the private I.P.O.
Seeds of many cool weather vegetables and flowers can be started through February, but hold off on the heat lovers unless you have a cold frame to protect tender plants.
Textiles that fight foot odor, protect tender skin or ward off bacteria that contaminate hospital garb.
Foot soaks with tepid water and Epsom salts and the use of insole cushions or inserts should help protect tender areas of the feet.
Don't expect a friend or neighbor to be a gardening guru who knows to protect tender plants from frost or perform other garden maintenance.
