The phrase "around tied" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is tied in a circular manner, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The rope was tied around the post, securing it in place."
Alternatives: "tied in a circle" or "wrapped around."
"Can you imagine the nine others sitting around tied up?
Achilles is then forced to learn about death, first by the death of his compatriot Patroclus (who seems an unacknowledged lover), then by accepting his own fate, and finally, by recognizing that even his worst enemy merited respect: Hector's body could no longer be dragged around, tied to Achilles' chariot.
While PM's stated philosophy — that it was against people who pushed other people around — tied in very aptly with Horton's view that a person's a person regardless of size, some of Geisel's friends, aware that he was then living on Park Avenue and that his major patron was Standard Oil, thought Ingersoll's up-the-rebels journal an odd haven for him to have sailed into.
Even so, Dornan would "be the first one to throw a blanket over me" after the director would call "cut," and she was still, well, hanging around tied to the bed naked, Johnson says.
Wrap it around, tie, button, or zip it, and be comfortable.
China claim women's team sprint gold with win over Germany http://t.co/hi6oq7UA — BBC Sport (@BBCSport) 2 Aug 12 Aly Raisman of the United States finished the all-around tied for third with Aliya Mustafina of Russia with 59.566 points, but lost out on the bronze based on lower execution scores.
Tie it around the middle, then turn around and tie around the middle the other way.
"I liked when they ran around and tied each other up," she said.
Make clothes by wrapping fabric squares around them Tie ribbon or string around the fabric to keep it from slipping.
The appeals court ruling was framed around the tying provision.
You don't want him moving around, so tie him up with a leash.
