Sentence examples for scrub tends from inspiring English sources

But scrub tends to be far richer in bird species than meadows, and provides an essential resting and nesting place for the migrating birds – many of them much rarer and in greater need of help than skylarks and meadow pipits - that make Flamborough Head famous.

Sugar scrubs tend to be gentler on the skin then salt scrubs!

Scrubs tend to complain a lot — pretty much all the time.

It found that certain species, such as western scrub jays, tended to avoid noise, while other seed-eaters, such as mice, appeared to prefer foraging in noisy areas.

"Avoid scrubbing as this tends to make it worse," Smith said.

When it comes to holiday tipping and gifts, workers who scrub our floors tend to get more than people who educate our children, according to a survey from Consumer Reports.

In aggressive driving, the Lexus tends to plow through tight corners and hairpins, scrubbing the shoulders of its 17-inch Goodyear Eagle GS-D's.

Do you tend to scrub your hands when you wash them, and use hot water and strong soap?

Precipitation tends to be greater at the plateau's higher elevations, which support scrub and piñon-juniper woodland, rattlesnakes, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats, and mule deer.

While vegetation in the eastern part of MTR is open thorny scrub to dry deciduous characterized by a poor and stunted growth, the vegetation in western portion tends to be semi-evergreen.

Scrub typhus IFA slides, however, tend to be simpler for the inexperienced microscopist to interpret, because the O. tsutsugamushi fluorescence is intercellular and more defined.