Sentence examples for get so tied from inspiring English sources
"You get so tied up in these votes, so I just pulled myself out of it and said, 'Look, this has to pass.
Will you go with me?" "I've been meaning to ask you this for a while now, but I get so tied up around pretty girls.
However, if you have a bit more flexibility in your schedule, try not to get so tied up in that competitive "I MUST make X miles before I can stop".
"I'm thirty-eight, single, wish I'd had kids — to a certain extent — but feel like I lost that choice because I got so tied to the idea of independence," she said.
"The American officials and Congress got so tied up" with the bad mortgage debt, Mr. Portes said, that "they didn't see that the key was recapitalizing banks, and re-establishing liquidity in money markets".
That was why critics needed to continue to "scan" Virginia Woolf, looking for those all-important "qualities" (they might pop up at any moment), and why Trilling got so tied up in knots when he had to deal with work whose greatness was not yet, or might never be, established.
Maybe it has to do with being so ineffectual they couldn't prevent one of the most openly villainous administrations of the past century from serving two full terms, but at some point it seems like everybody got so tied up in trying to be clever they forgot to have a point.
We drive our cars like lunatics and sometimes get so frantic We tie our stomachs into knots and PANIC, PANIC, PANIC!
"But our job is not to get a policy so tied up in the political battle that you're not able to improve the situation for children".
Even if Hillary or Obama get elected, they will be so tied up with the war and the economy, that it will be at least the third year of the first term before they even look at this stuff.
