Sentence examples for completely tied from inspiring English sources

"I was completely tied up".

"Money is completely tied up".

Under the existing centralised system "my hands are completely tied," complains the BDP's Osman Baydemir, Diyarbakir's mayor.

"During that time, my emotional well-being was completely tied to the number in my savings account".

Who I am as a writer is completely tied to him, Horton Foote, the writer, my dad.

Germany was bound by treaty to have no nuclear weapons, and Britain, since Nassau, was completely tied to the US.

If enacted, the new program would, therefore, completely tie the hands of the new Congress, and also of whoever is elected president in 2008.

If financial services are included in TTIP, this would completely tie the hands of American regulators, including the Federal Reserve and the F.D.I.C. Existing international agreements – for example, the Basel III accord on capital – are not good, but at least these only set a floor on what American regulators can do.

"People don't want to have loads of close friends because it completely ties up your life". He's both perceptive and articulate, although I can't help feeling the person who's paying shouldn't be doing so much listening.

The main objective of DoS attacks is either to completely tie up certain resources or to bring down an entire network so that the legitimate users are not able to access service(s).

So you're either made to downvote a good design, or forced to give some barely-there, weak-ass room 4.6 stars when it doesn't even have a rug (rugs completely tie your rooms together, and should be considered an absolute necessity).