Sentence examples for still tended from inspiring English sources

Only the cemetery is still tended.

Farther east and west of the bustling square, farmers still tended fields.

By their very nature, sea battles, once joined, still tended to be fast, deadly, and decisive.

In the early 60s computers still tended to take up entire rooms.

The Orthodox cemetery next door is locked and unkempt - only one or two of the graves are still tended.

Hence, 16th- and early 17th-century battles still tended to be decided by "push of pike," as the saying went.

Her hair is as clean as a child's and brushed as if a nurse still tended it.

Visitors were scarce during World War II, elders recall, but villagers still tended to the tree, preparing for the return to more peaceful times.

He also noticed that in 10th grade, students and their parents still tended to be on good terms; less so by junior year.

The average audience for the other cable news channels fell far below CNN, suggesting that casual television viewers still tended to go to CNN for news.

She said that open biopsy rates declined among surgeons at Beth Israel who were told about her study's findings, but newcomers still tended to have higher rates.