Sentence examples for tends to start from inspiring English sources

I believe that tends to start with art.

Spinal stenosis tends to start showing up in adults around age 50 or 55.

"Wouldn't it be interesting to...," she tends to start sentences before taking flight.

When writing for 15-year-old readers, one's on-board censor tends to start bleeping.

"Once you start something like this, it tends to start rolling, and they can't stop it".

When Beeban Kidron makes a film, she says, she always tends to start on the street.

Perhaps, but then the discussion over low turnout tends to start from the wrong place.

When shin splints first appear, the leg pain tends to start near the end of a training session.

Parliament currently sits Monday to Fridays but tends to start around 2.30pm on a Monday and finish early on Friday.

While jihadism tends to start with the near enemy, however, there's often a far and farther enemy.

Pricing is particularly high in the Express stores, where it tends to start towards the top of the range.