Word: tends
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...with friends. Amidst the flurry of explaining his whirlwind evening from Uno’s to Mather to the hot Asians’ doorstep, Blickstead, ever the Canadian gentleman, notices a quiet pre-frosh who has sort of blended into the background of the room, much as pre-frosh tend...
...member of a healthy couple to have the same problem. High blood pressure, high cholesterol and asthma also seem to run in pairs. Some of these phenomena can easily be explained. Spouses are exposed to the same allergens, which can play a role in triggering asthma attacks, and they tend to have similar diets, which can affect blood pressure and cholesterol levels. And certainly if one partner is depressed, it's a bummer for the other. But ulcers? Doctors know they are caused by a bacterium that's not contagious. "For some of these, there's simply no good explanation...
There are two main antiquing areas in the city. A walkable collection of stores is concentrated in the French Quarter, mostly spanning eight blocks on Royal Street and seven blocks on nearby Chartres Street. These dealers tend to feature older, pricier and one-of-a-kind historic items. At the edge of the Quarter starts Magazine Street, which runs for six miles and ventures into residential neighborhoods that include the lovely Garden District. Shops on Magazine Street are more eclectic and offer newer, less costly antiques. These boutiques are spread out, so to take them in, it would make sense...
...acknowledge. An Americanized Rumi who speaks to the hearts of hundreds of thousands of people and builds bridges of understanding between the Muslim world and the West is, after all, better than an academized Rumi who speaks to no one?and even those who quibble most about Barks' translations tend to admit that he has an undeniable flair for capturing the spirit of the poet's thought...
...rankings tell people what the best values are. The schools that rank highly tend to have a significant discount,’’ said Richard Folkers, director of media relations for U.S. News & World Report...