Sentence examples for city ties from inspiring English sources

Nazi occupation of the city ties in closely to Dynamo's history.

The interest in sharing art finds in each city ties in to a finding from research among SpringHill Suites customers that "when they travel," Ms. Nielsen says, they "take time to experience the city they're in".

Second City has turned out such notable comedy heavy-weights as Bill Murray, Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert and Peter Boyle; some stars, like Andy Dick, had both Columbia and Second City ties before making it big.

Copies of his autobiography, City Ties, are on a sales stand while a framed "Gildenhorn Democrat for Mayor" campaign poster hangs from the ceiling.

Postmodernism had much of the city tied up in knots, and its loopiness persists.

Some posts expressed fear over new threats against the city, tied to the date of the anniversary.

"Even in accidental ways like the bloke in the ticket office at the stadium wearing a Hull City tie.

City tied the score after 64 minutes when Shaun Wright-Phillips sent a cross to the substitute Edin Dzeko, whose shot went in off David Silva's back.

I've lived in Cleveland my whole life, and I've seen the city tie itself to one mercurial athlete after another.

Muscat said he wasn't excited about the City tie just yet, after what proved an arm wrestle for a chunk of the night's match.

Last week, it was docked here, in its namesake city, tied up on the Mississippi River between the paddlewheel riverboat Natchez and the Algiers ferry.