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Sentence Examples The rescue team, including Tendring Council nature wardens, spent hours waist-deep in mud and water tending to the animal. By tending towards the whole, it is possible to conceptualize the equalizing of difference in a fully entropic global communication system. Could there be some innocent reason to do with tax or religious festivals that would result in contributions tending to bunch at that time? He had previously admitted conspiracy to do acts tending or intending to pervert the course of justice. True, her waistline wasn't as tidy as she'd have liked, and she was tending towards pear-shaped. Other studies have shown a similar association between ant tending level and homopteran survivorship. For people with no patience to spend lots of times tending to their hair, a short style is the best. Another hazard is tending to accident victims or to people who need medical assistance. Young men tending camel herds during the rainy season may drink up to ten quarts of milk a day. For the first few weeks after the chick hatches, the parents take turns tending the chick and foraging, with foraging trips taking many days. I was drowsily tending the fire, watching almost pure alcohol plunking drop at a time into a small bowl, steady as a water clock. He loved the gardening and spent many happy and very contented hours tending to the flowers and the shrubs and the trees. Men in the garden weeding the vegetable plot, while others are tending to the animals meet us. A knot of four men enter the room, led by a young, blond man of middle height, tending towards stockiness. The compost is then used by the children's gardening club in tending the vegetable and flower plots at the 123-pupil school. This is a funny time of year in the garden with many plants dying back and everything tending to look rather messy and damp. He was running in and out of the building, tending to the injured, when his father Kenneth reached him on his cell phone. Once the broody hen starts tending them, if you help her out by keeping stray eggs out. In picturizing the story M-G-M has carefully avoided every element tending to cause dissatisfaction or objection. As he grew up, he lived in the hills surrounding his home tending and shepherding the mountainy sheep. Show More Sentences Marty and Clark have settled into their married life together, busily tilling the land and tending to their two youngest children. It's hard to talk about her without tending into the language of the mythical. You know the direction in which American policy in this region should be tending. I know it's silly but I've grown used to my quiet little life, pottering about the house and garden, teasing the cats and tending the plants. The electrode tip pushes through the cell wall tending to jump quickly across the plasma membrane into either the cytoplasm or the vacuole. Increasingly our English language papers are tending to become enlarged versions of eveningers of no relevance to how the nation is administered. Will tyke-friendly hair salons make big money tending to small fry with over-grown bangs? At present, I would say the balance of possibilities is tending towards the latter option. From that day on, he lived with the Ashfords, tending the stables as a stable boy until he worked his way up to the master he was presently. The latest edition of the index supports the argument that the rate of increase in national house prices is tending to moderate. If rap's future is tending toward simplicity, this is the Jetsons version, all flying bubble cars and robot maids. I'd have to say classic, maybe a little baggy, tending toward the urban casual in my daywear. It is not uncommon for the female to be incubating the second clutch while the male is still tending the first. The bird is a notorious skulker, tending to show itself only momentarily, and is as difficult to see well as a nightingale. In some monasteries, religious work was defined as tending the soul by contemplating God. The men were hard at work in the vineyards, were shoeing their horses, or were tending to the cattle. At their detached home on the edge of the village, Mrs Britton enjoyed tending the garden, where Mr Britton kept beehives. After dreaming up a death ray and an artificial aurora to light the world at night, he died in a hotel tending his pet pigeons. But the matron still expected me to work and I was forced to hop around the wards tending to my patients. I spent many years tending bar in a nightclub before my husband and I decided to open our own place. Show More Sentences Local people have shown great community initiative by tending by planting, watering and looking after the flower beds. Jack the heroic doctor is tending to the terminally injured Marshal, who through clenched teeth is trying to tell him something about Kate. Steven King's prison novel is classily rendered with Tom Hanks starring as the benevolent prison warder tending to death row inmates. In addition to cleaning and tending to science projects, the joyriding spacemen spend time communicating with friends and family. They spend countless hours each summer planting, tending and enjoying their gardens. When she's not tending to her family, Vera makes tea and plumps cushions for sick neighbours. Both men work hard in tending their crops and caring for the animals, especially their cow. The workers take on the responsibility of cultivating the ground and tending the crops. She took a keen interest in flowers and plants, tending them with great care and fondness. People are much more good than bad, I thought, tending more to friendship than hostility. The requirements of perfect competition are that there must be very large, tending to infinite, numbers of producers and of consumers. Unlike it's haughty cousin, the hybrid tea rose, which takes endless tending, spraying and deadheading, an antique rose is almost carefree. These models, which more closely resemble reality, involve one or two curves tending towards asymptotes. The air had a hallucinatory clarity tonight with the bank towers etched against the sky and a surreal arc of sprinklers tending the fields below. He was balancing the cordless between his ear and his shoulder and tending to Emily's diaper with his hands. Everyplace you looked, you'd see cornermen like Charley Goldman, with a stub of a cigar in the corner of his mouth, tending to a fighter. Liam is bent over tending aubergine plants in one of the endless polytunnels. The doctors who were tending to the Pope during his final hours are auctioning off a sample of the Pope's blood as a holy relic. Many of the second and third generation of settlers grew flax and spun and wove yarn in addition to tending a small farm. So then, if the electorate is tending to think in and act on smaller and smaller messages, why not spread the word on T-shirts? Show More Sentences There wasn't a bit of crabgrass anywhere, thanks to his careful tending. Thus it is that the growth of technical means tending to absolutism forbids the appearance of values and condemns to sterility our search for the ethical and the spiritual. If you go in feet first, the gravitational pull will be much stronger on your shoes than your head, tending to make you instantly thinner and taller. In the same right-hand bend, if the car is tending to go into a spin or is in oversteer, ESP then acts on the front left wheel. The resale market, which is already tending toward equilibrium, could end up in a surplus situation and put downward pressure on prices. Her people moved everywhere, tending their horses and the small goats that gave them clothes and food, or nursing children, or sharpening weapons, or fletching arrows. Yohanna climbed the path over the mountain, and there at the crest in the middle of a flock of sheep and goats, stood Yusef and David, tending three donkeys laden with packs. The pastoral eclogue in its simplest form is a dialogue between shepherds about love and death, which they engage in while tending their flocks in a rustic setting. We flail but find groundlessness and chaos an improvement over tending ground for profit, for a separate, avaricious, maddeningly protected class. She eschews the politics of personality, protecting her privacy, tending to shy away from the media and preferring to play her role dead straight. This can be anything from escorting a child to the toilet, tending to them if they are taken ill, or working with groups of pupils at breaks or lunchtime. She couldn't imagine going back to tending bar for the dregs of society. For what is at stake in the argument against profanation is an institutionalized structure of authority tending to underwrite analogous structures in both church and state. Phage isolates with colours tending toward yellow have high host ranges, whereas those tending towards red have narrow host ranges. He's meticulous, thoughtful, innovative, tending toward the epic while also humanizing. As ever with the Presidents Cup, media coverage is tending toward the salacious. Its north south-aligned hill ranorth south-aligned narrow parallel valleys tending toward thillest. He was given a diagnosis of incurable schizophrenia, tending toward catatonia. We have the habit of enrolling our actions in a process tending toward an objective more or less consciously predetermined. If there were other social forces tending toward it, then no well-meaning legislation could have prevented that. Show More Sentences President Bush is also tending toward the extension of the existing legislation. In central and eastern Canada, the market is tending toward equilibrium, meaning that the increase in prices will slowly move toward inflation. Seamlessly assuming command, he rallied his section to return fire while personally tending to the wounded. Monica is bright ruby red tending to amaranthine when aged, the bouquet is intense and ethereal. This wine has an intense nose, tending towards yellow fruit with a hint of smokiness. Silviculture, i.e. the growing and tending of trees, is a science in the same way as agriculture. We can see from experience in behavioral finance that the market is tending to overreact in the current environment. Christopher Genders, 56, a former pub landlord, is out tending his garden. It is intense ruby in colour, tending towards a lively amaranth. Sandwich bars are renovated on a regular basis, and are tending to get bigger to provide more comfortable areas for eating in. More and more groups are tending to take up arms and fight the state if they cannot otherwise obtain change. She runs the town's only tavern, tending to the miners with motherly care but also packs a six-shooter. The children learned the value of work by tending the family's small gardens before and after school. But their changing structure is tending to alter the channels for the transmission of potential financial shocks. To this situation has to be added the competition from flexible packaging which is tending to gain market share. European countries are increasingly faced with common or identical problems, which they are tending to tackle at Union level. All other things being equal, the quantity of labour necessary to produce one unit of goods or services is thus tending to decline steadily. Alan winced at the direction in which his thoughts were tending. In a country where stability is still fragile and requires careful tending, Ebola is a wrecking ball. Around the Sun is no more rocking than the last two, and perhaps less, tending to midtempo ballads and anthems with a few laid-back grooves along the way. Show More Sentences Many of the companies in the top 100 have been investing in and meticulously tending to their brands for decades. Her hand was smeared in blood, probably from tending wounds. During the week and between parental visits most of the blokes here are or are tending towards becoming new men, sharing household and family tasks equally and equably. Economists generally view rising deficits as a short-term positive, goosing the economy, but as a long-term threat, tending to drive up interest rates. They grew up as crop and dairy farmers in Iowa, tending corn, soy, alfalfa, hay, oats and clover. It is amazing how I could intently focus on this little TV like screen directly in front of me tending to my hexes, carabiners, rope, hand and foot holds. Their loved ones would visit, tending to their decaying relatives, even changing their clothing. Philosophy, in sum, should not burden itself with discovering ethereal ideas floating around in a Platonic heaven, but with tending the warp and woof of human speech. I do not propose to rehearse in detail all those matters which I have identified earlier in this judgment as tending to the rejection of the Applications. He told Oakley he wouldn't work with anyone else, so the company rehired her and let her work from home, with the sole responsibility of tending to Lance. Measured by Enlightenment standards, this is a perfectly representative democracy, answering individual wants in a time always tending towards ideal simultaneity. The responses of writers and scholars to his work have varied, journalists tending towards praise and even adulation, academic linguists towards caution and even reproof. Conifers are dear to many people's hearts, but they don't add much to a garden, tending to be leaden and heavy, in shades of either dull green, or garish yellow and blue. Maria and the other woman tending bar both have rust-belt accents. Like most family forestland owners, Massie is tending the hardwoods and walnuts he has planted in hopes that his grandchildren will eventually harvest some sawlogs. One could easily picture her sympathetically tending grazed knees in the playground, while, the next minute, dishing out stern tellings-off in her office. Caring for livestock or tending the land seems an idyllic lifestyle. The very basis of growing plants is tending the soil itself. He still spends his days tending bar, surrounded by smokers. After a week's vacation, he plans to go back to tending bar. Show More Sentences The room was almost deserted except for the man tending the bar. The heroic doctor is tending to the terminally injured Marshal. Until the late 1960s, more than half of the U.S. states had laws on the books prohibiting women from tending bar. Despite sustaining the injury in the 85th minute, he powered through, tending goal until the final whistle. But there is no better argument for tending to your present job than Bobby Jindal. In particular, they have inappropriate expectations concerning their infants' development, tending to overestimate or underestimate motoric and linguistic capabilities. His style became less angular, tending towards graceful curves, and he used subtle muted colours, sometimes mixing sand with his paint to produce a textured effect. An outraged crowd readies to raze the community, but once again they do so without passion, somnambulistically moving along, tending over the duties handed to them by chance. The southern parts will share the same clear and sunny weather, wind directions will be more northerly tending to a northwesterly flow the further south one goes. Back in France, he bought a villa in Marnes-la-Coquette, a suburban village, where he grew fond of tending to the grounds, reading and playing with his chihuahua. Her realtor had almost given up on her when Amy found the place of dreams, a house with a white picket fence and a little garden that needed a bit of tending. How she set up the farm as a home for a group of young people from all over the world to work their summers tending the soil, gathering eggs, feeding the pigs and sorting salad leaves. Two men, who identified themselves as brothers, were tending the bar. This suggests that a de facto common monetary policy stance is tending to emerge in the selected euro area countries, against a background of broadly stable prices and exchange rates. In my country too, I have noticed that those in favour of accession two years ago are suddenly against Turkey joining, because that is the way the opinion polls are tending to go. The percentages confirmed that women participate in all of the activities involved in tending arable crops, fruit trees, vegetables and farm animals. The salary structure should be planned so as not to give rise to injustices or anomalies tending to lead to friction between different groups of teachers. The person who writes a report which records happenings in the order of their time sequence must bear in mind that events sometimes follow one another in successive points of time without tending toward an end. And is the percentage tending to go up or down? France has long been depicted by the autarchic farmer tending his fields. Show More Sentences Whether peeling potatoes, tending the garden, wrestling with some building problem or tackling the smallest of tasks, one strives to keep the mind on what is being done, whilst being totally in the present moment. In both cases, we are doing something and tending to forget the Source. Today transport of animals by rail is tending to disappear. The degree of substitution is tending to increase. During the battle, he steadfastly remained at his post in the wardroom tending the wounded until the order to abandon ship was finally given. In order to reduce costs, the car industry is tending to reduce the number of suppliers and involve them more than ever in helping their clients achieve their performance targets. For that reason, many young people are tending to gravitate towards it. With business rhetoric tending to focus on the benefits of offshore outsourcing, it is important to remember that offshoring has a high failure rate. Facts tending to deny or contradict the existence of the facts upon which the application is founded shall be outlined in the response and shall be supported by a solemn affirmation by a person having knowledge of such facts. So, even though the effects of the single market are still fully at work, they are tending to subside in relative terms if we project current trends, and this in spite of the various enlargements. A computer-controlled irrigation system runs throughout the greenhouses, tending to plants with recycled water on an automated watering method and ebb and flow floors. They became known in Washington for a Brahmin superciliousness, tending to cruelty, which did not endear them to those whose non-Brahmin backgrounds made them sensitive to it, such as Lyndon Johnson. Unfortunately, he overemphasized the separation of executive, judicial, and legislative powers, considerable in Locke's day but by his own time tending to be concentrated in the sovereignty of Parliament. Although the plant walls are tending to disappear nowadays, the pandanus roofs and the use of wooden frameworks continue, both in individual houses and in hotels, anxious to exploit this architectural style. A southerner in the north, a middle-class suburbanite among the posh, either way makes little difference: loud-mouthed, ill-mannered and tending to scrofulousness, both sets of people fascinate him. But there was often a crossover between town and county with some strong local clubs tending at times to represent a whole county. France adopts a synthetic approach, drawing a broad distinction between measures tending mainly to proscribe different forms of discrimination in education and those tending to promote equality of educational opportunity. In the scrap man survived some type of original American entrepreneur — Jefferson's yeoman farmer, tending not his land but his junk pile, doing just as he pleased. Before we came here Charlotte was tending to lean to one side, and when she was admitted, one touser leg was longer than the other. Managing the streetscapes will include, tending to all landscape medians and roadway frontages within the city limits. Show More Sentences Ultimately, this has led to firms of auditors tending, more and more frequently, to part company with overly creative clients if their concerns about accounting are not heeded. Many from the latter group perceive the imam as biased in favor of the husband and as tending to overemphasize the obligation for women to bear their husbands' excesses with patience. We watched a cook tending a large deep fryer. Police, firefighters and emergency medical workers arrived quickly on the scene, tending to the injured and blocking off the affected area for safety and security reasons. However, on one hand batch volumes are tending to get smaller and on the other hand, it is getting harder and harder to find qualified personnel able to work with camtype machines. In fact, media coverage of Occupy Wall Street suggested quite the opposite, tending to emphasize the unkempt woolliness and generally unsanitary nature of the movement. Downloading school forms, pumping breast milk, tending to a sick kid, loading up the crockpot, straightening the kitchen — all this can be done with a BlackBerry in hand. His father, Craig, was a sculptor in unwieldly metals who supplemented his income by tending bar at the Sundial Lounge, a hundred feet from where Randy was lying. The realization that all may not be tending toward the best, that religious fanaticism and tribal intolerance could prevail over liberal meliorism, is the earthquake of our time. Indeed, the average age at which a woman has her first child in the industrialized countries is tending to increase rapidly for complex reasons that need to be studied in detail. I thought I saw Him in the Long Walk there, by the bed of Nelly Roche, tending a fallen flower with a wisp of bast. In other words, it seems that the scientific and operational validity of these internationally standardized terms is tending to run out of steam as the research advances. On the contrary, when the exposure meter gets imbalanced tending dark and bright without showing a neutral brightness, the peaks appear not in the middle but on both sides. He is later found in the forest of Northumberland by a follower of Uther's disguised as an ugly man and tending a great herd of beasts. Temperatures differ regionally, with central and eastern areas tending to be more extreme. Variations can be considerable, with the north tending to be drier than the south. Doing an act tending and intending to pervert the course of public justice is an offence under the common law of England and Wales. Some believe that students are tending to select easier subjects instead of harder ones in order to achieve higher grades. This sport possibly evolved from the shepherd's need to occasionally get over an open area in the hills as they were tending their sheep. Adders are not usually aggressive, tending to be rather timid and biting only when cornered or alarmed. Show More Sentences Their roles on larger estates also included working in boiling houses and tending cattle. This arrangement improves handling by allowing bigger wheels and less unsprung weight, also tending to move the centre of gravity forwards. The country is predominantly flat, tending toward gently rolling tableland. Powerful causes tending to stereotype and aggravate the poverty of old conditions. As Elaine is tending to her wounded husband, Lancelot is carried off by the Lady of the Lake who raises the child in her magical kingdom. Shot-plug and lead were lowered through the chute, tending the tripping-line of the toggle. Although territorial dynamics vary from one region to another, a large majority of them are faced with a falling and ageing population, while on the other hand urban areas are tending to extend. For my regular classes, as opposed to my special presentations, I find myself tending toward a bimedia technique. Ironically, this recent evolution is a direct result of the preservation process itself, for improvisation is tending to be stifled by the increasing number of written texts. The isometric latitude is zero at the equator but rapidly diverges from the geodetic latitude, tending to infinity at the poles. There are differences observed between men and women with men tending to keep driving as long as possible, while women may stop driving when they are still quite capable. As a result of this behaviour of the non-government groups that disburse Canada's foreign aid in the country, the close ties the people of Sri Lanka had with Canada are tending to go sour. One explanation is that the extreme price fixation of recent years is tending toward more regular cost-orientation and another reason is, of course, the healthy economy. Now, as the multinational forces draw down and international partners are tending to wait and see, we have to resist the temptation to take on too much. However, more details on the strategies for tending and slaughtering the domestic animals involved are forthcoming. Since the very first moment of their appearance on the stage of the world, human beings have always walked in search of new goals, investigating earthly horizons and tending toward the infinite. We will see in a few sections that the law in Canada, however, is tending toward a different vision, one that will, if it becomes 'the law', make self-government rights hollow and lifeless. Wingate spent decades watching over the slowly increasing cahow nest sites and carefully tending native flora. At the beginning of the scene, Wan combs his wet hair, tending to him like a maid, but by the end, she leans domineeringly over him, mocking him. Gray bands with varied shades, typically light and tending toward ginger, straw, white, reddish brown, brindle and even piebald and scattered with patches. Show More Sentences The physiocrats thought all value came from nature, which true labour worked up by tending the land. This situation increases the likelihood of a market that will be long for the first period, with a price tending toward zero, in the absence of any ability to bank allowances for use during the second period. Pilsner is to be congratulated for tending to this tedious task with alacrity and sophistication. The level of applying measures that tend to prevent this type of loss is not normally high. Having no direct effect on the process, it affects collateral aspects, tending toward installation of barriers or collection systems. She has replaced the traditional method of harmonization tending toward uniformity with an approach based on aligning tax systems, incentives and cooperation, which has been supported unanimously by the Member States. This can be source of tensions, with the Han Chinese tending to be more present in the more developed urban areas and Tibetans predominating in the poorer rural areas of the region. Today, as the world population is tending toward becoming mostly urban, looking at quality of life in the city has risen to become one of the defining issues of our times. Another example of this change is the gradual abandoning of the purdah, at least in its most obvious expressions, which is tending to be replaced by an increasing division between things public and private. Sure, we hope to catch a big buck lollygagging at first light, whether he's looking for a doe, tending one or grabbing one last bite. However, organisation around a hub has the opposite effect, with airlines tending to opt for higher frequency with medium-capacity aircraft in preference to a limited service with large planes. Such tolerance is certainly preferable to its pernicious alternative, but it has the shortcoming of tending to ignore others if not actually excluding them. By optimizing container movements and increasing the use and the number of inland depots, trucking companies are tending to concentrate their activities on short-haul movements and door-to-door services. In contrast to the Western European markets, which are tending to stagnate, it is mainly in Central and Eastern Europe that the future growth will occur. Safeguarded against developing any emotional programming, M3-M1s are capable of dispensing unbiased medical advice and tending to even the most horrific wounds and diseases without flinching. On the shelf itself, there are smaller scale surface circulation patterns, with anticyclonic circulation tending to occur over the banks and cyclonic circulation around the basins. This discrimination is tending to fade away in the big cities where increasing numbers of women and children are going to court to assert their right to inherit. At the end of the processing, 'Prosciutto di Carpegna' has a rounded shape, tending to be flat rather than spherical, with a sufficient layer of fat on the part opposite the haunch and weighing no less than 8 kg. Yorkers such as Bresnan finally produced are tending to become an endangered species: perhaps, like petrol, they are subject to rationing in Antigua. Sgt John Morgan said in a statement read to the Hillsborough inquest on Monday that he and a colleague carried Adam to the Kop end where, he said, police, ambulance and fire officers were tending to casualties. They work where and when they can in the lush fields around their village, Manchannlelli, picking turmeric and tobacco and tending the wet paddy fields. Show More Sentences Honeydew flicking by treehoppers provides cues to potential tending ants. In the mixed population which existed in the Danelaw these endings must have led to much confusion, tending gradually to become obscured and finally lost. At the age of 16 in 403 AD Saint Patrick was captured and enslaved by the Irish and was sent to Ireland to serve as a slave herding and tending sheep in Dalriada. Some research indicates that in the 21st century young people are tending to continue to live in the parental home for much longer than their predecessors. During his later years, Shaw enjoyed tending the gardens at Shaw's Corner. So I have decided that I am not tending towards vagitarianism. Although the sudden sight of a sweaty Alan Titchmarsh tending to his compost would have probably resulted in a disgusted nation putting down its tea trays en masse. A fisherman in the Arabian Gulf finds purpose in life by fishing, a Wyoming sheepherder by tending his sheep and remaining close to Nature and that big sky. Fr Edward Daly, 73, was pushed into the limelight when images of him clasping a bloodied handkerchief while tending to the dying in Derry were beamed around the world. Some recent French research indicates that the number of killed was between 55,000 and 85,000, a statement of the French Defence Historical Service tending to the lower end. The investigation tending to negate any supernatural influences. Deacons performed certain duties, such as tending to the poor and sick. Bayonne occupies a territory characterized by a flat relief to the west and to the north towards the Landes forest, tending to slightly raise towards the south and east. As a nurse, she first served with the Indian Health Service, setting up a hospital and tending to the needs of the Tohono O'odham Nation in Sells, Arizona. Yet there is a natural undercurrent tending to a national feeling and toward a union of the Germans into one great nation, ruled by one common head as a national unit. But the bovine oligosaccharides lack fucose, a monosaccharide that in human milk adorns up to 70 percent of oligosaccharides, tending to lend them pathogen-blocking powers. With gas lighting, theatres would no longer need to have people tending to candles during a performance, or having to light each candle individually. In fact, its solution would determine the number of robots needed to tend machines in a manufacturing system and hence the investment required to robotize tending activities. My Greek is not the tongue of Homer or Aeschylus but a sloppy ungrammatical sabir lacking Attic salt and tending to a saccharinity which sets my teeth on edge. On the island, the fields and scrub were full of Stonechats, Linnets and Wheatears busily tending their young, while a group of seals splashed noisily in the sheltered bay. Show More Sentences The Wiccan writers Janet Farrar and Gavin Bone have postulated that Wicca is becoming more polytheistic as it matures, tending to embrace a more traditionally pagan worldview. Examples from Classical Literature Leaves narrower, flat, tending to roll up, scabrid above and hairy beneath. The force tending to swell is proportional to the specific surface of the disperse phase, other factors being constant. Just the steady, dullish daily duties of caring for and tending an ever-changing stream of weary women! And the tending of living animals may be either a tending of individuals, or a managing of herds. They may thus be a factor in ecologic succession, tending to improve the character of the soil and adapt it to another stage. One of these fellows, as it chanced, was their own guide, who had come in from tending the mules. All things have their climax, and France is tending swiftly to the climax of her serfdom. And outside he went, like a king, with all sierra Vista about him and tending on him. He departed, and soon found her in the steppe, occupied in tending the sheep. The force tending to resist swelling is, in the ultimate, just surface tension. But modern orchestral music is tending more and more toward the symphonic poem and the tone poem. This she had abundantly shown, but now, in her tending of the sick gentleman. All that day Mowgli sat in the cave tending his fire pot and dipping dry branches into it to see how they looked. Baalism, the name given to the worship of natural causes, tending to the obscuration and denial of the worship of God as Spirit. He monopolized the baby, and showed immense power in the way of baby talk and of tending. The fireplace is high so that one tending it does not have to stoop and get a backache. Unless he has some particular evidence, tending to fix this advice upon baily, the conjecture is objectionable. A long, Black Stream of carriages poured down the avenue, intersected here and there by other streams, tending horizontally. It seemed to Owen that Mr Prosser was tending to get a little above himself. The Dominicans and Jesuits set their faces like flint against all education tending to liberalize the mind. Show More Sentences He seems to mean the force tending to pull the counterfort loose from the horizontal slab. Notwithstanding his plentitude of power, tending to inspire him with sufficient assurance, the suitor felt ill at ease. By contrast with RNSH the nursing team was exhaustingly busy, frequently tending to multiple patient demands at once. It has a light to medium brown heartwood, with the sapwood tending toward beige or light brown. When it saw the hermit tending its master, it fawned at his feet. She was up and around the same day, with her hands full, for she was tending both babes. The proceedings began with some animated discussion, all tending one way. He was far too clear-headed not to see whither they were tending. He's been knocking around India tending to sick relatives for so long that we've almost forgotten what Dev looks like. Thus manifestly a negligible factor, it is also one tending to extinction. This was the state of things to which the galatian societies were tending. Less unsociable is the shepherd tending his flock in greener pastures. Now instead of solving e-business and website problems she is more likely to be found tending to giant New Caledonian geckos and scorpions. The Calenders and the Caliph looked at each other, and whispered together, unheard by Zobeida and Sadie, who were tending their fainting sister. There had been no obliteration, because there had been no tending. To Wordsworth, on the contrary, they seemed directly to dignify human nature, as tending to tranquillize it. One day I gave, as a devoir, the trite little anecdote of Alfred tending cakes in the herdsman's hut, to be related with amplifications. You will be good enough maturely to consider the same, making any remarks on it, tending to economy, which may suggest themselves to your mind at the time. She shall acquire merit in housing us, and specially in tending me. But that might have occurred through want of careful tending in a tideway. Show More Sentences Tired of tending sheep, he next apprenticed himself to a ship-carpenter, and spent about four years in hewing the crooked limbs of oak-trees into knees for vessels. And when he lifted his eyes from it to the horizon and looked around, he saw in his small fancy similar figures, stopped by no obstacle, tending to centres all over France. In front it had a neat garden-patch, where, every summer, strawberries, raspberries, and a variety of fruits and vegetables, flourished under careful tending. Find more words! 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