Sentence examples for daily ties from inspiring English sources

Over the last two years, Ms. Aguirre, 33, has slowly cut the family's daily ties to the doctors, nurses, therapists and social workers who had made up their safety net.

"I'm not certain it says that much," he said of his daily tie choices.

Those funds — like mutual funds, but traded daily — tie their values to indexes or bundles of stocks rather than individual companies.

In a telephone interview over the weekend, Fred Wilson, a venture capitalist in New York and a managing partner at Union Square Ventures, said that it made sense for some sites, like Wikipedia, which does not have daily revenues tied to page views, to go dark.

Apps like Twist, which starts out with the goal of automating arrival alerts between meeting participants via SMS, or Cue (formerly Greplin), which presents your day's information with more context on mobile, or Any.Do, a daily planner tying tasks together with the calendar, could grow into something larger at scale.

While in Kenya, the 10 bloggers checked in regularly with accounts of what they're seeing and hearing, as well as daily actions tied to their trips and access to experts who can explain the key issues these women will see firsthand.

DNR, the men's wear trade daily, says skinny ties are next.

"The twins are, by reason of upbringing, daily lives and ties of mutual affection, the children of both Mary and Hannah, and no court order granting or denying the adoption will change that".

Last May, the right-wing Daily Caller suspended ties with Kessler due to his white nationalist views.

And in shops where daily wages are tied to daily harvests, every minute lost to death is money taken from the farmer's pocket.

The remains of the daily meal are tied in a plastic bag from the roof to keep it from the rats that run through the night.