Mending in a sentence

Mending In past times, mending was an art.

She cares for him, fixing food and mending clothes between her work schedule, and he confides in her secrets he shouldn't share with a soul.

This year there will be several new competitions including visible mending and pressed flowers and there will also be a new section on Creative Technology.

Almost every project, from mending a single pothole to planning a new housing estate, requires a traffic management plan.

Meghan Markle has one major demand before she considers mending fences with Prince William and Princess Kate, according to a royal expert.

Nikki has witnessed tenants enrolling in vocational courses, mending fractured relationships, getting their cars repaired, and pursuing passion projects that were once out of reach.

Robinson’s organization focuses on mending heart health disparities through advocacy, education, and empowerment.

She can’t even take the first step and show up to start mending fences.

The 1950s carriage in Caen Street Car Park has been restored to become the permanent base for the new Braunton Community Men’s Shed, which offers men a social hub where they can learn new skills, enjoy making and mending and meet new friends.

The 20-pound black Carpenter-Nevens iron is one that a tailor most likely would have used for mending clothes due to its enormous weight.

The 39-year-old Duke of Sussex is said to be planning an extended stay in his home country to ‘prioritise mending his broken relationship with his family’.

The father of four disclosed to the Sunday Mirror that he tried mending the bitter rift between them without success, even explaining that Debbie ignored him publicly at a supermarket.

While mending his broken heart at the luxury retreat, John will be put onto a diet which includes lots of broth, juice, lemon water and alkaline water.

Countries such as Germany, which will claim that they have spent years mending the roof while the sun shone, are now spending vast sums supporting their domestic companies.

He could do this by mending fences with the international community, including the WHO, to start dealing with the coronavirus pandemic, which the global health body has said is accelerating in Africa.

Jordaan suggested that Safa would broker mending the relationship‚ should that be necessary‚ between the Amiens SC midfielder and Ntseki.

Mending fences on the ranch, watching cats in the barn, evoking interrogations, domestic strife, slapstick and Samuel Beckett – they’re all in there.

Recent reports say Pitt is “slowly” mending his relationship with his son.

The invitation to NEC is a likely confirmation of mending of fences between the two.

The main purpose is to save the relationship or marriage by mending whatever differences there may be.