Sentence examples for tends through from inspiring English sources

In the place of all that Western angst, there's growth, growth, growth, which tends (through whatever ambivalence) to inspire awe rather than dread.

Windsor involved a widow, Edith Windsor, who had been left with an unconscionable estate-tax bill when the wife she had tended through a long illness died.

Jack has been face to face each day with pigs that will end up as ham or chops, but that are well tended through their lives.

He has tended through his spectacular career to play it down, but not on Sunday.

Stories abound about Mr. Gilberto's eccentricity, which he tends to perpetuate through silence.

Each week I start a new weekly bulletin and all communication tends to go through this.

When his reasoning leads him someplace, he tends to go through with it.

"And he tends to act through facts, not just words," she said.

He is approximately seventy years old.' Detail, of which there is much, tends to accumulate through several such statements.

"Vegas tends to go through eras of entertainment," explains Sarah Feldberg, former editor-in-chief of the Las Vegas Weekly.

For all her new celebrity, Vonn tends to pass through most situations these days quietly — even if she is noticed.