Sentence examples for bigger ties from inspiring English sources

Plus, this cluster may foster bigger ties with other clusters around the UK.

This may eventually push it toward a bigger tie-up.

"A lot of what the coaches said to me during the year had a bigger tie to me in my personal life than it did my baseball life," Carney said.

The Democratic senator triumphed in the deep red state despite the attorney general support from Donald Trump and big ties to the pharmaceutical industry.

It was an undeniably entertaining session between the two, with big voices, big ties -- Matthews' blindingly bright red number stood out to us -- and big heads (we mean that literally).

"Our biggest tie, with our fans and with our sponsors, is that we're accessible," Furyk said.

The reason for the manager's calm is that Williams has been this way before, even if he admits "it's by far the biggest tie I've been associated with".

Indeed, having just announced a big tie-up with Nokia on the same morning as her intemperate retort, Ms. Bartz should have expected someone in the audience would have a cellphone set to video.

Analysts view the assets inherited from its 2013 mega-merger with Mick Davis's Xstrata, one of the biggest tie-ups in corporate history, as the source of its problems.

This is comfortably the biggest tie in Estonia's football history and there has been a quiet confidence about the manager, Tarmo Ruutli, and his players, after their surprise rise to prominence.

The plan all along was to screen the biggest tie of the round in a new Sunday evening slot, something the BBC hoped would become a fixture with football fans.