Sentence examples for firm tie from inspiring English sources
Rangers manager Ally McCoist, responding to Celtic striker John Guidetti's comments about a possible League Cup Old Firm tie, after scoring a hat-trick to knock 10-man Partick Thistle out of the competition in midweek, says he remembers "getting excited about my first hat-trick but against 11 men".
With Rangers facing Inverness in a quarter-final on Wednesdayevening, the prospect of an Old Firm tie remains very much alive.
A firm tie will stop it from coming undone.
In 1998, the firm tied its browser to Windows.
A report by Mandiant, a computer security firm, tying hundreds of attacks back to one Chinese military unit, made the issue even harder to ignore.
Elsewhere, "Made In Jersey," about a fish-out-of-water lawyer from New Jersey who works for a New York firm, tied for the lowest-rated CBS drama premiere ever among adults 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49
Today's investment follows another cash injection worth at least $225 million from Brightfolk, an investment firm tied to fashion retail magnate Anders Holch Povlsen, at the start of June.
Kin Community received a $13.5-million Series D investment led by Emil Capital Partners, an investment firm tied to German supermarket company Tengelmann Group.
Faced with such obligations, firms tie themselves in knots to avoid hiring anyone at all.Racism begins at homeOn top of all this, there are signs that a new racism is emerging.
Table 1 foreshadows and summarizes the benefits and costs that are argued to drive firms' tie choice.
These firms tie benefits to earnings of workers and avoid hiring low-wage workers, as it has to offer all full-time workers same benefits (IRS ruling).
