Sentence examples for brown tied from inspiring English sources

Brown tied the wires behind him and taped another mike to his shirt, in case the first one failed.

As he has in recent weeks, Brown tied Ebola to border security and defended his eyebrow-raising comments that the country would not be dealing with Ebola if Mitt Romney hadn't lost the 2012 presidential election.

While the Browns tied with the Steelers for first place in the AFC North, the team missed the playoffs because of two tie-breaking losses to Pittsburgh earlier in the season.

In 1927, for example, the Yankees won 21 of 22 games with the St. Louis Browns, tying the major league record and establishing an American League record for most victories against one team.

His pass to tight end Anthony Becht in the second quarter was intercepted, a turnover that led to a Browns field goal, and he fumbled the football late in the third quarter while being sacked by defensive tackle Gerard Warren, a turnover that led to the Browns' tying touchdown.

He ended his NFL career with 26 interceptions, all with the Browns, tying him for eighth place in team history.

"I know exactly where they could spend it," Mr. Godard said, stroking his thin brown tie.

But Kleinrock was thrilled: a photograph from the time shows him standing beside it, in requisite late-60s brown tie and brown trousers, beaming like a proud father.

Wearing a brown double-breasted suit, brown tie and dark glasses, Taylor sat impassively as he listened to Griffiths's opening statement.

He wore a beige suit and dark brown tie and when asked if he was guilty, he said: "I am innocent.

Today, he turns up at the Guardian in check shirt, brown tie, beige jacket and maroon trousers, carrying a briefcase and a few extra pounds – he looks more like a salesman than a former footballer.