Sentence examples for tending is from inspiring English sources

Her garden, which she spends at least two hours a day tending, is also her muse.

The multiplicity of names which is applied to him shows that the common principle to which all these branches of knowledge are tending, is not understood.

The equality to which he represents nations and individuals as tending is not absolute equality but equality of freedom and of rights.

This sort of indoor plant tending is also a sure cure for late-winter cabin fever that often hits an impatient gardener who is eager to get going outside.

Whether the academy continues to need full-time tending is being considered anew, as its 43-member board of governors prepares to meet in late July or early August to choose between two leading prospects (never say "candidates") for the presidency.

Educating the American people about whither we are tending is a great opportunity for the conservative movement.

Such people also tend be early adopters.

It tends to be contagious.

Handlers tend to be humble.

Innovators tend to be solipsists.

Fears tend to be justified.