Sentence examples for great tie from inspiring English sources
"It's a great tie, an expensive tie.
"He played a great tie breaker, hit a couple of good shots.
"It's a great tie and we're at home so let's see if we can make that count".
"Tongue Tie," one of the simplest, neatest, and hardest-hitting, in its humorous restraint, ably illustrates this and can be quoted in full, being also one of the briefest: Before leaving for work I tied my tongue into a great tie.
LL: You have a great tie (laughs).
"That was one of the great tie-breakers you'll ever see, from a player we thought was running on empty," John McEnroe observed.
On the surface of it, it was a great tie-up – she was well-known, well-liked, had a great sense of humour and didn't take herself too seriously.
The lesson I learned was I thought the guy was going to go away in the fifth [McEnroe having just won one of the great tie-breaks of all time].
Mantel often disagreed with his ideas – "I don't really see a great tie-up," she said, when Lawson posited a connection between her own inability to have children and the fertility or infertility of Henry VIII's wives – but Lawson's humour and cleverness led her on to explain further.
It was a time in his life when he was obsessed with Alan Flusser suits and great ties.
