Sentence examples for began tied from inspiring English sources
Playing in handsome yellow throwback uniforms, with "Retrievers" written across their chests in black script, U.M.B.C.'s players looked superior from the start of the second half, which began tied at twenty-one apiece, and their victory, on this night, looked nothing like an upset.
Donald, who was second at Wentworth last year and won the WGC Match Play in February, began tied for the lead with 18-year-old Italian Matteo Manassero, with Westwood two back in the penultimate group.
This means that while November , 2012 was only the 20th warmest November since modern record-keeping began (tied with 2004), it was still balmy enough to make the first 11 months of the year, from January through November, the warmest such period in NOAA's record books.
Some began tying yellow ribbons on their mailboxes.
Mr. Spano rolled up the braciola and began tying it into a roll.
To combat the problem, commanders began tying deserters and mutinous troops to poles like this one where they would be executed by firing squad.
As Mrs. Clinton began tying up the loose ends of her campaign, Mr. Obama turned to his future — including the choice of a running mate.
During her Senate campaign, Hillary Clinton emulated Barbara Walters and began tying a sweater around her neck, over suits, to look softer and more feminine.
A heavily armed group of extreme right-wing, anti-Communists who called themselves the Minutemen, broke into the farmhouse and began tying up its occupants when a gun battle erupted between them and state troopers.
The new government refused to redraft the St. Laurents' tax incentives and began tying up the company with red tape.
To further boost sales of Aranesp, in 2004 Amgen began tying rebates on another of its big-selling drugs, Neulasta, to purchases of Aranesp.
