Sentence examples for convenient tie from inspiring English sources

This story has heartbreak, tragedy and even a convenient tie into the current government shutdown.

But Tuesday could end in a convenient tie between Mexico and Uruguay, meaning they advance, France goes home and South Africa is reduced to being host to the World Cup while no longer participating in it.

GEO's website makes it look more like a rehab center for celebs who'd like to kick their habits somewhere convenient for the Tie Rack at Heathrow than a badly run prison.

GEO's website makes it look more like a rehab centre for celebs who'd like to kick their habits somewhere convenient for the Tie Rack at Heathrow than a badly run prison.

Many people said the king's overtures were a safe and convenient bid to cement ties with Washington.

Pruitt's interpretation of "dominion" is certainly convenient, given his close ties to industry players and the regulations he has loosened at their request.

While in England one will naturally want to check out shows of British art that have been tied into a convenient autumn bundle.

"The invitation said 'White tie with decorations if convenient,' " he said, laughing.

Politicians of every stripe find it convenient to say that "globalisation" has tied their hands.

Nonetheless, she's a convenient weapon for Trump because of her ties to the alt-right.

Still, it's convenient to have road markers when you're tying to map new territory, especially territory as broad as the Web.