Sentence examples for tended to stop from inspiring English sources

The insights tended to stop there.

Whenever his work was in demand, the author says, he tended to stop painting.

I liked it less in the Chopin F-sharp Nocturne and C-sharp minor Scherzo, in which stagy hesitations tended to stop melodic line in its tracks.

Tony La Russa, the Cardinals' manager, who is a sure bet for the Hall of Fame, said the value of computer simulations in baseball tended to stop at the dugout entrance.

The reasons are straightforward: police tended to stop whites based on some particular indicator of illegal behavior, whereas for people of color the simple fact of their appearance could be cause for a police encounter.

"For the people who want to do that kind of precise tracking, I haven't found a better way to do that than Twitter," said Mr. Hedlund, who said users of Wesabe's other mobile cash-tracking applications tended to stop using them after a month or so.

Women who face stigma tend to stop breastfeeding earlier.

When the buck stops at Key Food, it tends to stop no further back than the distributor.

He tends to stop, catch and then unleash a throw with uncanny precision, from any angle.

I tend to stop and smile when I see kids running around the pond like that.

Sometime between 50 and 60, I've found, people tend to stop publicizing their age.