Sentence examples for thing to tender from inspiring English sources

One western diplomat said it was hard to know whether Zakhilwal would cling on: "In a normal country it would be the honourable thing to tender his resignation, but it's very hard to know".

You couldn't say that this results in a huge breakdown of communication, given that they're married; but he believes in integration, and notes in an understated way that putting things out to tender doesn't make things more integrated.

If I do feel like whipping up a little something for one, I often turn to "Tender," Slater's encyclopedic guide to all things vegetal and edible.

Things have gone so far that the city council has stopped putting the relevant contracts out to tender.

Hughes Left To Tender Mercies Of Murdoch 12.10.02 With the EchoStar deal now canceled, Hughes is left to patch things up with a jilted suitor.

His voice has hairpin-turned to tender.

In Suspiria, several members of the coven hypnotize a wayward policeman, strip him naked, and do unpleasant things to his tender parts with a scary-looking hook just for kicks.

WHEN the sand is hot, you are vaguely ill from crates-o-fries and your sunburn would make a dermatologist cringe, there is only one thing to do: Take your tender self out for some tender seafood and watch the sun set over the water.

You realise it only takes a misplaced G# for the whole tender thing to fall apart.

As with his smile, it is a beautiful thing to see Ali indulge his tender side.

And, in the meantime, if Steele does not do the right thing and tender his resignation, I would settle for him learning to, well, STFU.