Sentence examples for which I tend from inspiring English sources

Then they'll ask me if I'm OK, to which I tend to reply, "I'm good".

I'm unbelievably boring now and only drink at social events, which I tend to avoid anyway.

"I do have a weakness for watches, which I tend to buy after a special achievement.

But the world rankings are all about consistency and playing well week-in and week-out, which I tend to do.

I duly ate one, which I tend to do, and it was just charred little eggs which tasted of smoke and flames.

The same goes for Danish pastries or croissants, which I tend to leave to the experts for most of the year.

"I was waiting at the bar of a rugby club in North Sydney, at which I tended to spend most lunch hours, when I looked to my right and realised the man next to me waiting for his order was Mark Ella," he says.

Even my emails, which I obsessively tend to in order to feel moderately productive, were off limits for an hour.

Whatever her real thoughts, which I suspect tend to horses and dogs, and things that cannot speak, she projects, convincingly, that she cares for us; longevity, always a friend to famous queens, did the rest.

Given the melodrama which surrounded the introduction of civil partnerships, and the non-catastrophe which followed, I tend to agree with this excellent New Yorker editorial: "One day, not long from now, it will be hard to remember what worried people so much about gay and lesbian couples committing themselves to marriage".

When I'm doing okay, I just want to pretend that depression isn't an issue for me, which means I tend to ignore all notifications from the three or four mood trackers I currently have on my iPhone.