Sentence examples for tended during the from inspiring English sources

There were crops to be tended during the summer, so schools necessarily closed for three months.

He had long been fascinated by Benedict of Nursia, the sixth-century monk who, convinced that it was impossible to live virtuously in a fallen Roman Empire, founded a monastery where the flame of Christianity might be tended during the Dark Ages.

By testing different time points during the course of the disease, we showed that these markers evolved through time and tended, during the process of healing, to get close to the protein concentration found in healthy patients.

Rosie worked the night shift at the 3M factory and tended house during the day.

Roller-skating season, particularly indoors, tends to run during the cold months as a warmer alternative to ice-skating.

As a result Lam Tin becomes crowded with people tending graves during the various festivals.

"I remember, years ago, you couldn't walk on these streets out here," says Fran, who still tends bar during the daytime.

Furthermore, there was no significant correlation between change in HbA1c, creatinine or LDL-C and change in QT dispersion or Tpeak-Tend during the follow-up period.

Furthermore, there was no significant correlation between change in HbA1c and change in QT dispersion or Tpeak-Tend during the follow-up period.

Consequently, in the absence of photosynthesis, the pH of the culture tended to decrease during the night.

In countries with the highest mortality reduction, the decline tended to slow during the last eight years of observation.