Sentence examples for bad tie from inspiring English sources

I could almost hear her assessment: hair bad, tie, shirt, suit good, cowboy boots bad.

"We'll wait with great anticipation for the draw because we can't really get a bad tie," he added.

If the wheel shows signs of play, you may have bad (or dry)wheel bearings or a bad tie rod end.

"We do not think our shareholders will view this as a bad tie-up," Softbank's chief executive, Masayoshi Son, said in a statement.

He's not going to let the press pests, with their cheap haircuts and bad ties, see that he's down.

Soon, these beer-gutted coppers with their bad ties and shiny suits will be chortling in their seats at the Tory leader's gags, applauding his attacks on crime, relishing the verbal boot going into Labour Home Secretary Jack Straw.

"They live in a very modest house, he drives an old car, he doesn't own a corporate jet — and then there are those bad ties," Mr. Rubin said, referring to Mr. Steyer's habit of wearing cheap, loud plaid or striped ties.

But CPAC is a lot more than just guys in bad ties talking about God, guns, and socialism.

Large businesses concerned about international market access have incentive to avoid the increasingly bad publicity tied to habitat destruction.

In March it declared its first loss since going public in 1980, because of bad investments tied to American subprime debt.

The retirement of Marcel Granollers of Spain a few minutes later due to a bad back tied the tournament's record of ten retirements on the men's side.