Sentence examples similar to frequently tied up from inspiring English sources
Frequently, people get tied up in a densely tangled and expensive web of court appearances that makes the whole thing feel like a bad trip.
Lewis frequently tied Grant up, but seemed unperturbed by Grant's assault.
But after the test showed that he was not the killer, he ended up "taking a liking" to a detective working on the case, Steven Feely, and told him about another homeless man with whom he had smoked crack, a man who talked frequently about tying up women and having sex with them, the investigator said.
Prolonged or extended infusion of β-lactam therapy is preferred to continuous infusion, because intravenous therapy can be administered more frequently and the intravenous catheter is not tied up for the entire 24-hour day.
He reportedly had much of his own money tied up in his teams and was frequently forced to scrap his best teams for financial reasons.
"I was completely tied up".
"Money is completely tied up".
Outside, Humbletonian is no longer tied up.
You get tied up in knots.
