Sentence examples for tend to pick from inspiring English sources

"I tend to pick things up, like souvenirs, cards, pins.

They tend to pick youngsters, often stupefyingly undistinguished specimens.

Children tend to pick up MLE at secondary school.

Historians, like voters, tend to pick sides on the basis of their sympathies and their priorities.

Cells also tend to pick up new mutations as they divide.

They also tend to pick people with no chance of winning the presidency.

First Ladies tend to pick an issue on which to focus during their husbands' tenure.

RICHARD BRODY: The foreign-film voters skew older and tend to pick sentimental films.

"They tend to pick a lot of Western names for their subsidiaries," he said.

The younger actors tend to pick up the accent faster, he said.

You tend to pick up some opinions from your parents, and it's one of those.