Sentence examples for a nice tie to from inspiring English sources

The Schoenberg made a nice tie to the third program, on Sunday afternoon, which opened with Berg's Three Pieces for Orchestra (Op. 6).

Maybe if Obama wins, I will sew him a nice tie to wear for his inauguration.

In what might be described as a more honest approach, you'll get the dodge, blame others or suggest how normal this is, as in just "locker room talk," say you feel bad without admitting anything and a nice tie-up to help you escape the blame all in one easy-to-read paragraph.

I want them to be more like, "Oh, what a nice tie.

On another occasion, one of Wasserman's terrified secretaries sought to break the ice by remarking, "That's a nice tie".

I might buy a nice tie, but that's it".

"He had on a nice tie," Brown, Sr., recalled, quietly.

"That's a nice tie... Do you have any knickers in that material?" Discussing the tartan designed for the Papal visit with then-Scottish Tory leader Annabel Goldie last year.

It can be one of those skinny ties or even school ties.. (if you're roleplaying the Guv, then school ties are a yes. Unless.. they look dorky, then contemplate buying a nice tie from the op-shop. School ties are normally striped).

He noted that Betty White's cameo was "great", while Jimmy Fallon's "acting was horrible, but it was a nice tie-in with NBC".

Always immaculately dressed, Mr. Santana keeps extra clothes in a school closet should he — or a student — need a nicer tie or a crisper shirt.