Examples of 'tend to turn' in a sentence
Meaning of "tend to turn"
tend to turn - this phrase implies a propensity or inclination for something to change or shift in a particular direction
How to use "tend to turn" in a sentence
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Girls tend to turn into their mother.
Some spoiled brats also tend to turn into bullies.
I tend to turn things into a habit.
Anaplastic astrocytomas tend to turn into glioblastoma multiforme.
They tend to turn their noses up at anybody with an extra dollop of personality.
You know how these things tend to turn out.
They tend to turn white when they die.
The multiple rash spots tend to turn white when touched.
Riders tend to turn in too early and there is a reason for it.
The injured leg may appear shorter and tend to turn outwards.
Surprises tend to turn up when costs are not monitored.
It is extended in the direction that an attachment experiencing torque would tend to turn.
They therefore tend to turn to the religious sphere.
Fortunately they do not rebound very well and they tend to turn the ball over.
Writers tend to turn blind to their own text.
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Which is why people who can afford it tend to turn to the private hospitals.
They tend to turn in early.
The polar groups responsible for the interaction forces tend to turn back into the material.
But we tend to turn a blind eye.
In the end, absolute rulers tend to turn tyrant.
They tend to turn up together.
That's when her boyfriends tend to turn up dead.
Girls tend to turn more toward university studies while boys tend to pursue a trade.
They grow cold and tend to turn away from them.
On ageing, the colorations produced with bases tend to turn green.
All those those things tend to turn potential buyers away.
They tend to turn to a more subtle greenish-grey color as they mature.
The Little Green Men because they tend to turn a shade of green when they have.
Consumers tend to turn to their phones the least recent, but also less expensive.
On the other hand, women tend to turn it on themselves.
So they tend to turn a blind eye as long as I am careful.
Once you are defeated, they do not tend to turn back.
Those state institutions tend to turn the fire hose on patients going through the D.
Judges, when considering and deciding a case, first and foremost tend to turn to domestic legislation.
Here are a few that I tend to turn to when I need a little guidance.
We are such a consumptive, pragmatic, man-centered society, that we tend to turn everything on ourselves.
Conversations today tend to turn to you, or revolve around you.
Upon this thrust, the teeth 25 of the piston 18 also tend to turn the toothed wheel.
Instead, the parties tend to turn to developed countries for solutions.
Many woods, when left outside in the elements, tend to turn a bland gray color.
Internet users tend to turn to other sites, which provide easy access.
If you challenge them, they tend to turn off the tap.
Web users tend to turn to other sites, which offer easy access.
Reduce the consumption of tea and coffee, they tend to turn yellow teeth faster.
Terri tells us that we tend to turn obsessive with a crush when we are feeling self-conscious.
When placed on their tummies, right-handed babies tend to turn their heads to the right.
This causes anchor 1 to tend to turn in the opposite direction to the roll-induced yawing.
You missed a couple nights here and there . I tend to turn things into a habit.
Girls tend to turn into their mother… and we're not talking about a pretty sight there.
In a field show, bass drummers tend to turn to face either goal line.
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