Sentence examples for bit tied from inspiring English sources
"I believe we have children the same age," she smiled at James (who disappointingly failed to reply: "Yeah, I'm a bit tied up with work at this precise moment – speak to my nanny about playdates").
I am going to let us get a bit angry, and spend the weekend feeling a little bit tied up with it, and then come back in on Monday.
Well, mommy can't come in right now she's a bit tied up at the moment.
During the Blair years, Labour were a bit tied up between Tony's love of doing business and Foreign Minister Robin Cook's "ethical foreign policy".
From dealing with the rudest Dunkin' Donuts girl known to man, to the grocery store cashier who literally leers at my slightly rowdy children, I have had bit, tied and tamed this tongue with the Lord's strength.
You could always tie off halfway through to mix it up a bit! Tie off the end with a hair bobble or elastic.
I think it's really nice, and also because I feel like I'm getting a little bit too tied to Apple.
It might not be fashionable in Wall Street or media circles to acknowledge this symbiotic relationship, but our creditors are every bit as tied to us as we are to them in holding our debt.
Granted, both the Kindle and Nook have plenty of storage for downloaded content, but Amazon's is a bit more tied into their own store than I particularly like.
Writing for the Allmusic website, critic Bruce Eder attempted to sum up the song's contemporary relevance by suggesting that it was "a topical song every bit as tied to real events as Buffalo Springfield's 'For What It's Worth'".
