Sentence examples for tender for someone from inspiring English sources
The States has gone out to tender for someone to carry out the review.
Stephen's narrative style can also make for particularly heavy going as Darwin tries to capture a dryness suited to the 19th century, but the pace picks up considerably when he begins to describe his wartime passion for a woman in occupied Spain — then realizes he may be developing tender, if not unexpected, feelings for someone else.
The World's Most Photographed 7.30pm, BBC2 For someone who died at the tender age of 24, James Dean managed to get himself photographed a lot.
Now it's time for someone else to take forward the leadership of this party, so I'm tendering my resignation taking part after this afternoon's commemoration of VE Day at the Cenotaph.
Joey Berglund, son of Walter and the infamous Patty, is intriguing: he has an extremely tender heart that he tries so hard to keep in check, and his capacity for self-evaluation is affecting, especially for someone of college age.
Indeed, for someone who uses the word "love" so often in his poetry, Rimbaud comes off as a cold fish; the tenderer emotions seem hypothetical to him.
I've been around the Montreal BDSM scene for a while, and you don't meet a lot of men who are interested in being dominant who are interested in being very tender with someone".
Look for someone supportive.
Making excuses for someone.
Look for someone trustworthy.
