Examples of 'tend to get' in a sentence
Meaning of "tend to get"
The phrase 'tend to get' implies that something or someone has a tendency or inclination to acquire or experience something, often a specific outcome or result. It suggests that a certain occurrence or behavior is likely to happen or be obtained, although it may not be guaranteed or always the case
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I tend to get a bit passionate about things.
These old maids tend to get nervous.
I tend to get dehydrated from time to time.
Chats like this tend to get heated.
I tend to get overly enthusiastic about things.
But you do tend to get sent off.
I tend to get up later than most people.
This is where people tend to get tripped up.
We tend to get cranky when people bullshit us.
And they do not tend to get infected.
They tend to get better on their own.
I know my stories can tend to get a little.
She does tend to get around in the workplace.
And prospective parents tend to get married.
He does tend to get a bit pongy after intercourse.
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Because older cucumbers tend to get bitter.
Things tend to get a little bit messy.
And starving people tend to get a little.
You do tend to get a bit stressed out.
A small blanket if you tend to get cold.
Their nests tend to get ransacked by hunters.
On subsequent dates things tend to get easier.
We tend to get attached to things and to people.
These projects tend to get very complex.
I tend to get super invested in multimedia presentations.
White shoes tend to get dirty a lot.
I tend to get in debates about my spiritual beliefs.
Your skin does tend to get discolored though.
I tend to get that way when my manhood is assailed.
Smaller children tend to get bored easily.
We tend to get a lot of calls from foreigners.
And hostages tend to get killed.
We tend to get more fearful than happy.
These things tend to get ugly.
I tend to get a little tough on the refs.
Police officers tend to get a bad reputation.
I tend to get sweaty in the midday sun.
These glasses do tend to get slippery.
They tend to get under your skin.
Old belongings tend to get sent.
Humans tend to get too comfortable sometimes.
Hunger strikes do tend to get attention.
I tend to get faxes about medical things.
These deals tend to get fragile.
I tend to get lost and lose things.
Because scratches tend to get duller over time.
I tend to get a new one every year.
People do not tend to get it twice.
We tend to get married and stay married.
The unmarried ones tend to get the preference.
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