His voice was getting lower and tenderer with every word.

I've never heard of anyone shutting down a Tenderer.

The regional administration had committed itself to offering these trains to the successful tenderer.

"Might I ask why you chose to defend the Tenderer?"

"The Tenderer did not ask who you were?"

The meat was good-a little like turtle flesh, but tenderer.

These things insensibly make us wiser and tenderer, and better.

One man had used a meat- tenderer on her thighs, and they too were horribly mutilated.

The Tenderer attacked the Watch in performance of its duties."

All parts, including the flowering shoots, are edible, although the younger the plant, the tenderer it is.

It is the tenderer with the financially most advantageous offer to whom the contract must be awarded.

John Holland Group was announced as the successful tenderer for the infrastructure works on 31 May 2012.

"It can't be worse than it is," mumbled the battered Tenderer.

"Hold your prating," said the Ogre; "they will eat the tenderer.

He didn't really know what they could do against a dragon except make themselves a little tenderer eating by battering themselves fighting him.

I'm not sure I've ever eaten a better, tenderer or more authentically gamy loin of venison.

Glasha is in the kitchen, beating some meat with a wooden meat tenderer.

"You roll them over, and I'll lift 'em," suggested the Tenderer.

The Tenderer extended the coins.

Via Amendment No 98, this report wishes to add both social and environmental criteria to the assessment of the most favourable tenderer.

In May 2012 Harbour City ferries was announced as the successful tenderer to operate the services.

The Tenderer smiled.

Reynol looked directly at the Tenderer.

The successful tenderer was one Paul Badcock who opened the line to traffic on 4 January 1870.

"I would like to note, your lordship, that the Tenderer was acting within the precedents and the Code when he requested a warrant."

It really is the most tender part of the body.

I never thought the heart of a father was so tender towards his children.

Usually the most tender part of beef will be used.

The girls began taking an interest in the map at a very tender age.

"I think of it more as a sick but really very tender love story."

I have seen young men forced into marriage at a very tender age.

He took to music at a very tender age under the guidance of his mother.

When they retired, it was to make love, the most tender experience either had known.

Tennis players start at a more tender age these days.

There was enough of the very tender meat to make a main course.

There were tears in his own eyes now; he was a very tender man.

"The others feared it in an even more tender place."

Of all the girls, she is the most tender and nurturing.

But I have only this one younger sister: she is too tender in years.

"My love," she said in a low, tender voice as their arms tightened around each other.

If treatment causes the area to become too tender, stop using the medicine for 2 to 3 days.

Tough, yes, but with a most tender side, as well.

He expressed himself in a most tender manner upon that head.

As only friends can do, we had found each other's most tender spots to wound.

"He took me to tea at a very tender moment.

She was not prepared to face him quite yet while her own feelings were too tender to protect.

They are so tender and thoughtful for their aged mother.

The holiday brought some of my most tender moments as a dad.

He specialized in little boys, said their meat was most tender.

That is a very tender region and it usually brings fast results.

Will the government take back their shares and then tender them?

I know what it cost you to tender me an apology.

See our guide on how to tender for a contract.

But the company has said that at least 95 percent must be tendered.

The committee was to tender its recommendations to the union within one month.

"Now it is time for all of us to tender him our final service," she finished.

I would like to take up that question: is there an invitation to tender?

But tell me: to whom shall I tender that paper in my turn?

During that time, investors can tender their shares to the company.

You know it's far too late for them to go out to tender again with every other section of the highway ready to begin work.

The running of the prison has been put out to tender on two occasions, in 1994 and 2001.

The home care system was put out to tender many years ago and has now ended up as a total disaster.

Then Richardson went to see the president to tender his resignation.

We have tendered the work for the new building to a couple of local contractors.

His advice, when he tendered it, had always been good in the past.

With a smile my friend tendered me the letter in question.

Four years ago, only 16 players were not tendered contracts.

If the team declined to tender an offer, the player would become a free agent.

He was working for Westminster council, an authority which went out to tender some time ago.

In joy I tender you this crown and place it on your head.

Under the old offer, only about 10 percent of the bonds had been tendered.

He tendered it to me with a steady look, but without a word.

Public works would be tendered to private industry, instead of being undertaken by the government.

Stockholders will then have 35 days to tender their shares.

A hand came through the partition and tendered a bill.

He will be bit tender on it for the next few minutes.

The next day, he was a little tender in the right front foot.

The tender will remain open for at least 30 business days.

I was still a very little bit tender from last night, but by no means dry!

The construction tender is expected to be given in 2013.

There was no one else here so apparently the new tender had not taken up his position yet.

The action against the tender was brought by a group of shareholders.

The results for this tender have not been revealed yet.

A tender was held in 1965, but no first prizes were given.

The end of the affair and Tender is the night also come to mind.

It started a new tender at the end of the year 1999 with the same requirements.

The two companies said the cash tender will begin Friday.

The public tender is due to begin during the week of August 27, 2007.

A few other members of the class also received these tenders too.

I guess we'll try to live off state tenders until better times.

She was still in service as a stationary tender through 1999.

He said the blocks would be open to commercial tender from both local and foreign companies.

First tenders for the design of a new building were already put out in 1862.

Construction was sent as a public tender in 1987, but the military decided to stop the plans.

"But now you understand," the old man said, voice tender.

"We're the only financial tender out there now," he said in an interview.

Your Company's tender has been accepted for building two of these boats.

"Once again, I want to know if this project will be open for tenders?"

Their tenders were cut down from 8-wheel to 6-wheel, and so on.

No date has been set for a new tender of the concession.