Sentence examples for tends after from inspiring English sources
The reviewer, Parke Puterbaugh, added that it was an "instantly hit-bound froth-funk that tends, after all, toward banality".
Successful horror movies tend, after all, to have several sequels.
In this provincial, originally rural setting, Toyota workers in the early days would often have small plots of land that they tended after their shift.
Wounds that cross normal "skin lines" tend, after several months, to widen and become depressed below the level of the surrounding skin.
His mother, his four brothers and two sisters and his friends described an ebullient boy whose life revolved around school, swimming with pals at the Gaza beach and tending after his new pet birds.
The cost of early years of tending after planting may be conditional on the cost of planting because it provides a proxy for the roughness or difficulty of the terrain.
Mourinho will take time out to recharge, as he tends to after one of his fraught goodbyes.
His company, in Cypress, Calif., tends to go after insurance companies.
When Kelly gets riled up about something, she tends to go after it hard.
That sort of play tends to lag after the setup, he adds.
Usually it tends to recur after conservative treatment.
