Sentence examples for tended to arrive from inspiring English sources

It tended to arrive right as a cycle of treatment was ending.

In terms of movement by sea, empirical observation had shown that in many coastal towns the plague tended to arrive by ship.

Since then, the decisive kick away from the pack has tended to arrive a little earlier, as fixtures pile up, injuries begin to bite or heal, and the midwinter-slog works its way into the bones.

Late period Woody Allen movies have tended to arrive on the understanding that, though they may offer flashes of the wit, pathos and psychological acuity of his early work, they'll never match up to Manhattan or Annie Hall.

This way, passengers in the elite line still tended to arrive at the checkpoint sooner, but after that they were sent to the same security lanes as everyone else, Mr. Ebenhoch said.

Before their 2011 World Cup success, the All Blacks tended to arrive at the tournament on a run of victories and would pile up the points in their pool.

Today major success tends to arrive later.

Dishes tend to arrive all at once.

But they tend to arrive pre-interpreted.

The most interesting dishes tend to arrive early.

Local customers tend to arrive happy, he said.