Sentence examples for tends with from inspiring English sources

Mr. Librizzi installed his tank on the northwest corner of his house, about 50 feet from the little 10-by-20-foot 10-by-20-foot 10-by-20-foot 10-by-20-footthy Venezia, and their children, Paulina, 12, and Julian, 11.

Still fit from his thirty years as a mail carrier, Behm now devotes himself to the Wisconsin Trailblazers Sled Dog Club, the Lions, and a one-acre market garden that he tends with Mel's mother.

"I respect nature 100 percent, without compromise — and if you respect them, the vines will respect you," said Mr. Clai, Istria's malvasia maestro as he walked me through the 90-year-old mountaintop vines he tends with unyielding adherence to organic orthodoxy.

Unsteady state of an open system starts at an initial condition and tends with time towards a steady state when the system is stable (a point for lumped system and profile for distributed systems).

Trees, plants and flowers, seemingly wild, are placed and tended with care.

Bobbing in the harbor at Tso-Yin Naval Base in Taiwan, the sub is tended with obvious pride.

But it's clear that he tended, with each new motif, toward contraction, elimination and control.

We have tended, with Skills for Life, to emphasise competitiveness, but it is a moral issue as well.

He was predeceased by his wife Norma and son Philip, both of whom he tended with loving care.

The gardens have been equally painstakingly tended, with ancient olive trees framing neatly clipped lawns and a long, lean pool.

Rather, Qatar's rulers tend, with cool calculation, to see Islamists simply as part of the new order.