Sentence examples for tends to tear from inspiring English sources

Tissue paper tends to tear easily.

Do not overcook the spaghetti or pasta as it tends to tear and loses its enjoyable texture.

You could use an old piece of clothing or a plastic table cloth instead.[3] Wrapping paper is another cheap option, but tends to tear pretty quickly.

You'll find though, that older net wrap tends to tear easily than baler string does, which will make it a little more challenging to gather and pull off the bale.

"I think they are embarrassed to be in the program, and so they tend to tear off their identifying wristbands and try to race off the plane rather than wait to be escorted," she said.

This involves tossing its head about, drawing water sharply in and out of its mouth, and snapping its jaws, all of which tend to tear and macerate the prey, which is then swallowed.

Most of the money fundraised in electoral politics is used to finance negative media ads which tend to tear down political candidates and rarely builds confidence that the system is working well.

Although 4 out of 10 dumplings at other restaurants tended to tear themselves apart before you got them to your mouth, Din Tai Fung's dumplings were structurally impeccable — you could work through 20 steamerfuls before you found one that leaked even a drop.

No obvious tissue type specific effects on tissue fragment size were noted, but we did observe that the tissue tended to tear along natural boundaries.

Both the biceps tendon and the glenohumeral ligaments blend with the fibers of the labrum; any traction on these structures will tend to tear away the labrum from its bony anchorage on the glenoid (Fig.  1).

Doubling won't hurt, as they will tend to tear as you manipulate the trap.