Usa "tend to" in una frase

1. And night wanderers who exercise tend to wander less

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2. As with memory, mood, and behavior problems, the physical symptoms of Alzheimer's disease tend to worsen over time

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3. As damage to the brain increases, people with Alzheimer's lose coordination and part or all of their ability to attend to everyday needs

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4. But he wants the same one and we tend to laugh at his immaturity

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5. "I think that the kinds of things that women are exposed to tend to be in more of a chronic or repeated nature

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6. The kinds of interpersonal violence that women are exposed to tend to be in domestic situations, by, unfortunately, parents or other family members, and they tend not to be one-shot deals

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7. "You intend to look thru everything?"

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8. Overwatering will tend to damage the plants more than the spiders would

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9. We tend to blame others but continue to flout these social norms ourselves

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10. He has a mobile but doesn’t tend to give the number out to all and sundry, preferring to keep a bit of freedom from the perpetual messages that so many of his colleagues have to field as a result of being more profligate with their own mobile telephone numbers

11. · Dharma includes all external deeds, as well as thoughts and other mental practices that tend to elevate the character of a man

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12. Even today in agricultural and business oriented families in villages and towns people tend to live in large multigenerational households

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13. Torn apart by the migration to cities, bothered by economic storms, the families tend to strip themselves of unwanted relatives and convert to what is commonly called nuclear families

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14. They are able to attend to school requirements with each other’s help and assistance from elders, as the parents would be usually busy

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15. The 'empty nest syndrome' is when couples tend to question their purpose and the future of their life together

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16. ‘All finished, Barney?’ Adrian said in that special voice adults tend to use to small children

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17. We often tend to make everything more complicated than it should be

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18. "There's wizardry in the Kassikan that I don't pretend to understand," Tahlmute said

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19. There are loads of bridleways and footpaths around here and, when I have the chance, I tend to grab my OS map and wander off to explore

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20. They do tend to crowd round

21. ’ Stephen replied, ‘There’s also a gate entry system but we don’t tend to use it

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22. It is so complicated forming relationships in middle life … people tend to have all sorts of clutter by that stage

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23. “To pretend to please everyone is mad, but to pretend to please everyone in a time of

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24. Anyway, I don't intend to set foot in that hornets' nest again

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25. For practicality’s sake, and so that I’ll know when to start really getting worried … I try to work out when I had my last period … I don’t tend to record these events in my diary – not a lot of point when living the celibate life

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26. “As about the third child I intend to have in the future, I have already promised that to Nicolas, another colleague!” she went on hastily

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27. I don't intend to pay another visit to Louise in her office again; I can see there is no reason, besides it occurs to me I have made a fool of myself for nothing

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28. I intend to call her as soon as I come back from my holidays in Amarynthos

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29. ’ He said deliberately seriously understating the case, ‘In the summer, I tend to get my breakfast and bring it up to eat in bed, and, on the odd occasion when I’ve been ill, it has been a great comfort to be able to see that lot from the bed

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30. As soon as he realizes I don't intend to do so, he can barely hide his exasperation

31. I automatically refuse and tell him I will call him back, but I don't intend to do anything like that; I don't trust him, anyway

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32. ’ He said in a matter of fact tone of voice which stops me in my tracks ‘I don’t pretend to have any answers at the moment, but that certainly won’t solve anything

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33. A point that they tend to over look is that they are not going to be going on a camping

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34. They tend to look upon their friends and

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35. Presenting oneself is an area that requires a lot of work, but surprisingly, this is the one area which people tend to neglect the most

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36. His attitude was that the Al-Harron was billions of miles out in space and he had things to attend to on the ground

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37. He had to put it aside, figure on losing another week and just relax, or at least pretend to

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38. They tend to be lower here because most of the urban streetcars in downtown Zhlindu are indoors

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39. I intend to remain here at least until Iain’s future has been decided

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40. “To pretend to please everyone is mad, but to pretend to please everyone in a time of revolution is treason

41. These are the businesses that tend to earn the highest profit margins, and will sell nearly any product to their customers

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42. She said to tell you that if the baby is a girl they intend to call it after you

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43. Luray wanted a look at Alan's foot, and tut-tutted his objections, "After my adventure, Oliar made sure I knew good basic healing to tend to him

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44. They are hoping for a boy this time and you get no prizes whatsoever for guessing what they intend to call him! But to return to the beautiful jewellery you sent – you say Joris bought it for you many years ago

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45. We tend to look more at the spiritual aspect in our modern Christendom, and have therefore robbed ourselves of the full meaning and intention of God

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46. who pretend to be something that they are not

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47. You will be in a kind of Headstand at once by this method but why I do not favour it as much as the other one is that in this position your spine is uncomfortably arched instead of being held naturally and because it shows quick results students tend to rely on this method and become so used to the support of the wall that they have difficulty, afterwards, in doing the Headstand without it

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48. Be patient my lovely, he purred to her, there is still much to attend to first

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49. ‘I’d heard that chestnut mares tend to be sprightly and highly strung – it’s clear she likes a challenge

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50. “Calm yourself John; we intend to end this quickly

51. I began to love the music, any kind, and sometimes when Apollo grabbed me, I'd imitate the impassioned dancers I'd seen on TV and Nikos would pretend to be impressed, 'Hey, Godfrey

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52. Relationships created by meeting at work tend to materialize and last longer than those on the

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53. dates tend to settle in

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54. At home in Cornwall, whenever things were quiet in the library, I'd pretend to busy myself in the Reference Section because from there I could see the waters of the harbour and if I raised my head a little I could just about see past the lighthouse to the distant horizon with its line of silver light

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55. emotional tend to spend their money more often, as the more conservative, logical thinker

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56. If we pretend to be someone we're not, how the hell are they to know? On the other hand, if we can just be ourselves, win or lose, then OK, we reflect on some and not on others - but at least we are true to our real self with no pretending

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57. Gujarat is the only state in India where people tend to

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58. "In the middle of a word, like she didn't intend to

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59. "He says the only way he sees the distant areas is in the setup screens when he details them," Kelvin recalled Ava telling him, "but I tend to agree with Heymon

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60. " How do you intend to meet them?' I mocked

61. Have you ever noticed that your thoughts tend to ―snowball‖ the

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62. They intend to bring a thousand more settlers to the Brazilian colony already on Alan's World

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63. ‘For example, air signs – that’s Aquarius, Gemini and – um – Libra, I think – they tend to be very analytical people

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64. You will also tend to

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65. tissues that lie within that sphere will tend to fall

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66. Trapped emotions tend to

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67. support in her stellar career, she has to pretend to be happily

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68. Access to the grounds of the villa is via a pair of wrought iron gates which look very impressive but to be honest the place is slightly run down in the way that Mediterranean properties tend to be – I don’t know if it is the heat or just a cultural difference but they don’t take the pride in their properties that the English do

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69. Should you pretend to

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70. Without being funny, you can’t intend to stay on your own for the rest of your life

71. I pretend to consider this …

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72. I don't tend to notice most of the time, but the splashes from the shower do leave traces

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73. have I got any bread rolls lying around in here? I tend to buy the half-baked rolls and keep them in the freezer for precisely this sort of moment

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74. ‘Yes, though it might make more sense to keep it for the autumn, Dave, finishing just before Christmas – people tend to read more in the autumn and would be more willing to put their hands in their pockets for a good cause at Christmas

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75. You tend to think about expectant mothers being in their twenties at most

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76. all the various odds and ends of stuff we tend to keep over the years, Mr Stevenson

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77. attend to, without being specific on their actual destination

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78. Dilly had several messages for me which she needed to explain, so Dave had gone on ahead … Dilly’s explanations tend to be rather convoluted and it took time for me to untangle the information

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79. Maggie's charity doesn’t extend to those suffering alcoholic dementia

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80. Mondeo drivers tend to go home on a Friday night

81. frankly, rather unfortunate things tend to happen when it is not

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82. Hasting excused himself quickly but politely, “I must attend to the other customers

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83. You have to understand shifts tend to be very routine down there

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84. We aren't Vanderbilts, but we are well-off and intend to repay our debt, especially when it is a debt we accept for ourselves though no one else recognizes it as such

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85. The suite was such that both travelers were able to attend to their own grooming and hygienic concerns separately, and at the same time

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86. "I tend to agree, but not, I think, this time

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87. 'I know that you intend to, Jacob

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88. Spelman had received a wire first thing before breakfast and had had to beg their indulgence to attend to the most pressing matter the wire introduced

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89. 'Thomas wishes to know whether you intend to bring

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90. 'I advise you to at least pretend to treat that fool with

91. I tend to believe the

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92. It’s a waste of time, Sally, you try this every year, let’s face it, you’ve never had green fingers and anyway Ben’s footballs tend to be murder and sudden death to most growing things

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93. The buildings aren’t well constructed and in the areas where Europeans tend to stay there has been a lot of very fast, jerry-built stuff put up in recent years … but … but there has to be hope

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94. 'I don't know, Godfrey - but I intend to help as best I

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95. I understand that you intend to tear down Nevermore Forest so you can build your Office Blocks there,” Matt said

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96. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have business to attend to

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97. But you’re back in the driving seat now - and intend to stay there

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98. circumstances to pretend to be Christian

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99. "And I don't intend too

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100. 'What for? Surely you didn't intend to stay?' The