Sentence examples for feel ties from inspiring English sources
"This restrictive feel ties in very strongly to maps produced in the 17th century by John Ogilby, Harperr points out.
"You shouldn't feel tied to a location.
I don't feel tied to my time".
I feel tied up … This world means nothing to me.
"And because of that, I don't feel tied down to any genre or history.
"Whenever people come and buy something, they feel tied to me," Mr. Deora explained.
"I feel tied to the place; it feels like family," she said.
Not to feel tied down to what could become one's public image.
He's almost like a relative whom you feel tied to and you can't escape.
Almost all of them have some distinctive factors in their background that seem to have motivated them to feel tied to a culture many of their colleagues ignore.
"You definitely feel tied to one another when you put a lot of money into a home together," said Ms. Nakouzi, 34, who works in Manhattan as the director for North America at PromoStyl, a Paris-based trend-forecasting company.
