Sentence examples for tended at from inspiring English sources
"My personal life tended at a certain point to be sloppy and messy," Williams confessed.
The garden he tended at his cottage on the English coast has become a tourist attraction.
In 'Seventy-Six Trombones,' I tended at first to want to go for notes.
Narratives tended at first to be typological, often suggesting parallels between the Old and New Testaments.
It was that sort of year in classical music, when the controversies surrounding the music tended at times to obscure the music itself.
Although Cameron still tended at this time to treat the EU issue as a party management problem, the eurozone crisis and migration pressures were beginning to transform the issue into something much larger, much angrier and less manageable.
And there's a brilliant barman I've been friends with since first going – he actually bar-tended at my wedding.
I tend, at this point, to go back to old favorites rather than pick up new ones.
Her performance is more nuanced than Shaw's, which tends at times towards the sexy, bad-girl stereotype.
Traditional agronomists are mainly worried about supply — and tend at times to recommend fixes that might worsen the environmental damage.
Depictions of Martin Luther King, be they on page or screen, tend, at best, to deify him to within an inch of legacy and, at worst, to distort him completely.
