Sentence examples for tended that from inspiring English sources

"My father-in-law and his father before him had tended that flock.

In the years following his death, my mother tended that garden of thorns she called widowhood with meticulous fury.

"We are a theological organization and so that's why things have tended that way because we see that there is a need for men to lead and teach on theological issues," he explained.

It's one of the largest remaining wild salmon populations left, and it's so strictly tended that more salmon often swim upriver -- particularly between June and September -- thanfishermen know what to do with.

Its congressional delegation is tending that way, too.

"Sure, did she ever lift a finger to tend that child?" Cahal didn't say anything.

And don't forget about the State Department, nongovernmental organizations and nonprofit groups, if your interests and ideals tend that way.

Smart companies have recognized that this is a hard tend that will continue and have stopped fighting consumerization.

And however they've acquired it, they find it's a struggle to support themselves completely from tending that land.

Only after their duties cleared could they tend that other fire.

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