Sentence examples for scene tends from inspiring English sources

And Al Renner, a community garden activist and fixture in L.A.'s slow food scene, tends to his local four-acre farm.

It's important, of course, because San Francisco is a leading American opera house, and any opera lover on the international scene tends to track what goes on there.

Those Asian starters are indicative of the restaurant's commitment to nonconformity: In a city where the dining scene tends toward the traditional, Urban Deli succeeds by doing things differently.

"The hacker scene tends to be a younger, male-dominated scene," said Ms. Fennelly, the computer-security consultant, who counts a number of male hackers among her close friends.

Unlike, say, movies and books that expansively meditate on topics of urgent interest to lots of people and at the same time  earn the respect of smart critics — the novels of Richard Ford and the films of Wes Anderson, for example — the contemporary art scene tends to favor either navel-gazing or promotion of certain agendas.

But the European tech blog scene tends to be too small.

Emergency workers racing to the scene tended to the wounded on a sidewalk strewn with broken glass and bits of metal.

Although the subjects of those portraits — including Joey Arias, Amanda Lepore, Terence Koh, AA Bronson, and other artists and performers on the downtown scene — tend to be unconventional, his approach is classic, with stylistic nods to Irving Penn and Peter Hujar.

Fire engines and the Red Cross were at the scene tending the injured.

When we first heard it, those of us in the tech scene tended to react with horror.

In the early part of the 20th century, before World War II, New York's restaurant scene tended to be more about imbibing cocktails than eating decent food.