Sentence examples for draw ties from inspiring English sources

Ramsdens Cup, first round draw (ties to be played on July 28): East Stirlingshire v Ayr United.

Instead professor Cornel West, author Alice Walker and others will give speeches and protesters will march down the crumbling, mostly abandoned block where the bombing took place, drawing ties between police brutality and institutional racism then and now.

Iran, on the other hand, did not lose in its four pre-tournament friendlies — albeit against weak competition — playing Belarus and Montenegro to scoreless draws, tying Angola 1-1 and beating Trinidad and Tobago 2-0.

The points scale is 25 for a Test win and 10 for a draw, tie or abandonment.

In all, only 11 of the 59 players who posted scores in the first half of the Friday draw tied or bettered their first-round scores.

Highlights from the Angels' 1-1 draw tie with the Cleveland Indians: .

Certainly, the overseas Chinese, who are still the biggest investors in the mainland, are drawn by ties of blood and language.

First-round games have always ended in draws if tied at the end of regulation.

He finished with five losses and four draws and tied for last.

Terrapins midfielder Drew Snider tied a career high with four goals, and Owen Blye added three.

These days, as superheroes have become huge box-office draws, the tie-ins are more high-end.