Sentence examples for tending over from inspiring English sources

When Martha arrives, the Doctor and Novice Hame are tending over the Face of Boe.

Share prices have tended, over the long run, to go up.

We have tended over the years to be too concerned about attachment insecurity.

But the record suggests that schools and economic initiatives do tend over time to chip away at fundamentalism — and they're also cheap.

A. I like being surrounded by people that I tend, over weeks, to get to know, whom I enjoy and often make lifelong friends.

That's mostly because financials have tended over time to pay steadily rising dividends.

But he said higher levels of net migration tended, over the long-term, to produce a "more beneficial picture in terms of the fiscal position".

This means pollutants in its grasp will tend over time to be driven out into the middle of the Pacific where they will become well mixed and diluted.

Intellectually, economists following Samuelson tended over time to blur microeconomics and macroeconomics -- so-called microfoundations.

Gardens and crisp green lawns have been carefully tended over the years; sunrooms, decks and carports speak of financial ease and comfort to scale.

Settled Veddas have tended over a period of time to assume Sinhalese or Tamil identity based on the area of residence.