Sentence examples for always tied up from inspiring English sources

"You are always tied up on an immediate, compelling subject.

This is because aesthetic preferences are always tied up with anxieties about social status.

"Insiders are always tied up in their webs," Mr. Tanaka continued.

In his mind, British modernization and progress — and throughout the first part of his career he was seen, above all, as a progressive — were always tied up with the cult and religion of Empire.

"We watch from the point of view of the person who is loving and not the person who is loved," said Kieslowski. "And this love is always tied up with some sort of suffering, some sort of impossibility".

We have a couple of office lines but they're always tied up by the sales team or whatever.

The plot doesn't always tie up, and you can sense Shakespeare getting bored at points – "quick, let's bring on some outlaws!".

They've been the rowdiest guys at any protest I've ever been to, always getting tied up and thrown in the back of a van while shouting their bloody heads off!

And Cameron will argue that the UK's destiny has always been tied up with Europe.

American icons and the domain of the sacred have always been tied up with the profaneness of our economy (Presidents' Day sales, Christmas presents).

But the 37-year-old writer will probably always be tied up emotionally with characters such as Lol, Woody and Milky from This Is England.