Sentence examples for becoming tied from inspiring English sources
He said he hoped that finally becoming tied to the national team would erase the widely held skepticism about his commitment.
More and more, musical taste is becoming tied to personal identity, a point not lost on the Munich-based ECM label.
That move, akin to piracy in the way that United exploited the fact that the Italian authorities barred boys younger than 18 from becoming tied to professional contracts, had spectacular early portents.
He said his party's radicalism was needed as much as ever and called on the coalition to get on with the reforms rather than becoming "tied up in knots".
It also means they can stay on the streets and avoid becoming tied up with bureaucracy.Unlike police officers, PCSOs can easily be sold to local authorities, housing associations and shopping malls, doing their bidding while remaining under the nominal control of the police.
The higher one goes in the corporate world, the more this seems to be the case; in fact, advancement beyond the upper middle level depends greatly on one's ability to manipulate a variety of symbols without becoming tied to or identified with any of them.
RC: Some of Cantor's allies in the House actually worry he's becoming too tied to Boehner.
"We still have regional markets, but they are becoming more tied together with each successive year," said Joseph A. Stanislaw, a founder of the consultancy Cambridge Energy Research Associates.
Torres entered in the 68th minute, becoming cap tied to the United States, and four days later he earned his first start, against Trinidad and Tobago.
Mr Hume, who adores the international political stage, had carefully avoided becoming too tied into the assembly, allowing his number two, Seamus Mallon, to play deputy first minister to Mr Trimble in the power-sharing executive.
Keller believes that, as the Times allows more analytical writing in news stories, it is becoming less tied to the notion that "every big news event has to be accompanied by a story about what you were supposed to think about that news event".
