Sentence examples for tended in from inspiring English sources

His wartime ordeals tended in ways to bear out the forebodings.

Meanwhile, the soil is being tended in the hope that it might be revived.

Many are tended in greenhouses, like the Tropicarium, which has a mini-rainforest.

Imagine the scene: I am being tended in Warwickshire by my mother.

Troop movements there have tended in the past to generate pernicious dynamics of their own.

ACADEMIC studies of fascism have tended, in the past, to concentrate on its leadership or ideology.

Traffic has tended in the past to rise roughly in line with economic growth.

While Ms. Bhabha's previous efforts have sometimes tended in this direction, they have also tended to swat away these analogies.

Change tended in one direction, towards the conversion of all qualities into investment value, especially that of residential property.

But is it really possible to tell the difference between heirloom wheat hand-tended in small plots and nameless factory wheat?

Marijuana is ubiquitous, growing well-tended in deep-woods patches and casually disguised, too, in the expanse of a farmer's cornfield and a resident's basement.