Sentence examples for tender some from inspiring English sources

Some are roughly executed and others tender; some appear vital and others inert.

Cover and simmer 50 minutes or until the farro is tender; some of the grains will be beginning to splay.

Mr. Meacham of JPMorgan said stockholders might tender some shares now but reserve some in case the trial is positive.

The potatoes should be tender, some crusty, some gooey, the poussins just cooked and the tomatoes soft.

Elliott and Davidson Kempner might even tender some of their shares to ensure the current Vodafone deal succeeds, while keeping enough stock to benefit from this likely sweetener.

My Times colleague Maureen Dowd, a student of the effect of film language on the political culture, last year offered to "tender some ideas about shark-hurdling on the Potomac".

The British low-cost airline warned that stiff competition from other carriers is likely to hit profits in the second half, which includes the lucrative summer season.Air France successfully acquired control of KLM after investors tendered some 90% of shares in the Dutch flag carrier in an offer worth around euro850m ($1 billion).

There is no question of inviting private medical firms to tender for some NHS work, even though such contracting-out has improved other public services.

This is particularly apposite this week, with the announcement that the National Offender Management Service has put in a tender for some work with the Saudi prison service.

Roast, tossing halfway through, until the broccoli rabe is wilted, tender and some leaves are just crispy, about 15 minutes.

A separate portion of four lamb chops that we tried got mixed notices: Some were tender and juicy, some a tad chewy.