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They tend to bring out the best in each other.

At first they just tend to break up as you come near.

They tend to be among the most open people around.

Most children who have them tend to be very social.

People tend to fall into the field after living other lives.

They tend to be between 70 and 200 years old.

These are the things I tend to do on the road.

I tend to talk more about the good, and why not.

She would have to tend him here, using what they had.

All she had to do was tend the house, and him.

But they tend to be a little much with food.

Or do they tend to be of one mind on most things?

He should probably tend to his end of the war.

He does tend to look at what could go wrong a lot.

People tend to want things as they become less available.

They tend to live in groups of no more than five.

We also tend to get things here before many other countries do.

Let the rest of the world tend to its own needs.

Programs tend to be between three and five minutes long.

They were on their way Now to tend to the boy.

Certainly young enough to tend to see things in black and white.

A young woman came in to tend to the fire.

Leave the man here with someone to tend to him.

We have more important things to tend to right now.

But they had business to tend to- someone to meet.