Sentence examples for being able to tie from inspiring English sources
Scotland is expected to legalise same-sex marriage soon, but gay couples are still a long way from being able to tie the knot in Northern Ireland.
Perhaps the real thrill is not the disorientation of perspective, but simply the naughty pleasure of being able to tie down (a representation of) the big bad Brobdingnag adult who brought you to the park in the first place.
Today, with the Giants ahead by 11 points, the Jaguars had scored a touchdown, converted the 2-point conversion and were a successful onside kick away from being able to tie the score with 1 minute 56 seconds remaining.
IN addition to being able to tie a scarf at least 10 different ways and to walk with grace in stilt-high heels along treacherous cobblestone streets, my Parisian friends can whip up a pâtisserie-perfect fruit tart on a moment's notice or sauce a chocolate mousse with a pouring custard so smooth it could make you weep.
A: The major advance that we've done is the embedded sensors and being able to tie all that together.
Microsoft Teams is basically a Microsoft Slack clone, but has the added advantage of being able to tie into Microsoft's suite of services, including Skype and Office 365.
Schools would not be able to tie recruiters' pay to their enrolment numbers.
We are able to tie donation dollars with integrity to the water project they funded.
Georgetown was able to tie the score twice in the waning minutes of the third quarter.
You've got to be able to tie it back to strategy; you've got to tie accountability to things".
