Sentence examples for tending that from inspiring English sources

Its congressional delegation is tending that way, too.

The rhythm section of Mr. Fishman and Mike Gordon on bass subtly stretched out even while tending that groove, anchoring quick time changes and intersecting riffs.

And however they've acquired it, they find it's a struggle to support themselves completely from tending that land.

Today's Country Christmas The Christmas song tradition goes way back in country music, and today's hottest country artists are keeping it alive and well, with help from some Nashville veterans who aren't about to stop tending that Yuletide flame anytime soon.

"If you complicate your life too much in the material sense, a big part of your time goes to tending that.

Whimsical, OK, meaning tending that way, but whimsy sounds like a regular style not a million miles from twee.

"My father-in-law and his father before him had tended that flock.

"Sure, did she ever lift a finger to tend that child?" Cahal didn't say anything.

In the years following his death, my mother tended that garden of thorns she called widowhood with meticulous fury.

And don't forget about the State Department, nongovernmental organizations and nonprofit groups, if your interests and ideals tend that way.

Smart companies have recognized that this is a hard tend that will continue and have stopped fighting consumerization.