Sentence examples for form ties from inspiring English sources

She said she wanted to form ties with her partner, although she didn't specify her partner's gender.

"Multi-homing happens when users or service providers (network "nodes") form ties with multiple platforms (or "hubs") at the same time.

But as more and more of the gang's leaders went to prison in the late 1980s, he was able to exert increasing influence over its operations and form ties with the Gambino crime family.

Having spread from its original patch Algeria, Mali, Mauritania and Niger it is now trying to get going in post-Qaddafi Libya and to form ties with the militant Salafist Boko Haram movement in Nigeria.

Throughout much of the Cold War period, the Congress Party championed a foreign policy of nonalignment, which called for India to form ties with both the West and communist countries but to avoid formal alliances with either.

The meeting of the First Continental Congress is important for four reasons: it forced the colonists to clarify and define their grievances with Britain; it helped to form ties between the colonies; it served as a training ground for young colonial politicians; and in British eyes, it symbolized a step towards rebellion.

"Put into ash can," and lowest form "Tie in a Bundle".

When did your interest in poetry begin and how does this art form tie in with your work as a visual artist? A. I feel like I've always loved to read, write and draw.

He's in decent form – tied third in the Cadillac with Lefty and McDowell among others – and he just seems happier than he has for a long, long time.

Netflix also said it continued to invest in consumer electronics manufacturers and hopes to form tie-ups so that within a few years, all Internet-connected consumer devices will include a Netflix streaming client.

He buys gold in almost any form -- tie tacks, pendants and even gold teeth.