Sentence examples for tending to someone from inspiring English sources
"Sometimes I'll be tending to someone bleeding, and another person will be like, 'Aren't you the mayor?' " Mr. Torpey said.
We learn to walk as a community of care and faith, to support those who are most weary, and what it means to be a wounded healer in tending to someone else's blisters when they tend to ours.
Before you decide to have a child to make yourself happy, consider tending to someone else's child on a Friday or Saturday night.
Tender can mean soft and pliable, or it could mean money (as in legal tender), or it could be the tender (read: person who tends to someone) of children or pets.
When you see someone being victimized, you tend to think someone else will intervene.
In traditional lineups, where subjects are viewed as a group, witnesses tend to choose someone who most resembles the guilty person, making a choice even when an actual suspect is not included in the group.
In traditional lineups, a witness views a group of people simultaneously, and -- even if the culprit is not there -- tends to choose someone who most resembles the memory of the guilty person.
Heidi: But I tend to need someone to go with.
"They tend to have someone who's super-talented who's trying to do something new.
LISTENING In the dressing room before performances, we tend to put someone's iPod on and let it shuffle through.
"I tend to be someone who says, 'Let's get on with it, let's get it done,' " she said.
