Sentence example with the word 'tending'

tending

Definition adj. (usually followed by `to') naturally disposed toward

Last update: September 15, 2015


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She didn't mind tending the team.   [Please select]

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Yellow loses itself first, tending toward white.   [Please select]

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Dear Dan wants no tending now.   [Please select]

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Whither is this lifetime tending.   [Please select]

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In tending toward this end, man humiliates himself.   [Please select]

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She was not one who shrank from self-knowledge, and the question put itself to her, "Whither was this matter tending."   [Please select]

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Rias Richardson, who had donned the carpet slippers preparatory to tending store for the day, shuffled inside.   [Please select]

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I was rooting up weeds, and tending the sheep that were feeding on turnips.   [Please select]

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But I fancy my good corn-thrower there could not understand my tending him without any profit to myself.   [Please select]

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The comparative security of recent times is thus tending to the disintegration of the huge central pueblo.   [Please select]

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You were always a welcome visitor to my house till I saw how matters were tending.   [Please select]

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