Sentence examples for usually tended from inspiring English sources
She only once or twice represented such feelings directly in her fiction, and usually tended to transmute her own homosexuality into a more oblique homoeroticism of which the obsessive, doomed relationship between Tom Ripley and Dickie Greenleaf is the best example.
Elsewhere, larger cemeteries have their own dedicated staff while small cemeteries are usually tended by a single gardener working part-time.
Patients with a certificate of catastrophic illness usually tended to have more visits.
In a phase III trial demonstrating an increase in survival, immune-related adverse events occurred in approximately 60percentt of patients treated with ipilumumab; they usually tended to appear after several weeks of treatment.
The Ecuadorean owner, a former bullfighter, is usually tending bar.
They don't usually tend to back down because someone has a private conversation.
These days, pop stars of West's commercial stature usually tend to bland professionalism.
"I usually tend to play the harder tournaments and the harder golf courses.
She usually tends to those first, around dusk, saving the weeding for later.
Those two types don't usually tend to be in the same person.
The frozen usually tend to be less stodgy, especially if defrosted slowly in the refrigerator.
