Sentence examples for tended day from inspiring English sources

Here it still rests, tended day and night by a solitary monk who will watch over it until his death.

The late Marc Lustgarten, the vice chairman who tended day-to-day operations while Chuck Dolan built and acquired properties, called on someone to "explain" an issue to Jimmy, who sprang from his chair and slammed his folder shut.

Yesterday, Dominic Taplin told the BBC: "When the police are there I presume Jacqui Smith is there and they tend to work Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday nights and just until Thursday mid-morning.

If he has a pure passion, it is for the 10,000 rare orchids that he cultivates in his greenhouse and devotedly tends each day.

But contemporaries saw no contradiction here: trade unions tended to workers' day-to-day needs, labour reform to their higher hopes.

Day-of-the-week components tend to peak Sunday or Monday, fall steadily to a minimum Thursday or Friday, and then rise to the peak.

Position players who go out every day tended to agree.

Polidori tended to Byron day and night, both as his doctor and most devoted groupie.

He is tended to, one day, by Thomasin, who plays peekaboo for his delight, in the open air.

Drop in T levels throughout the day tended to be less pronounced the more children fathers had, irrespective of their educational level.

However, CH4 expressed in units of kilojoules per kilogram of metabolic body weight per day tended to be greater with long-term silage inoculation.