Sentence examples for however tying from inspiring English sources

The Engineers managed to keep up pace with them for most of the first game, however, tying the score repeatedly.

Like most lone weather events, however, tying this year's pumpkin shortage directly to climate change is difficult.

Even if such schemes are not used, however, tying executive pay to the aggregate value of common shares, preferred shares and bonds will already produce a significant improvement in incentives compared with existing arrangements.

Waldorf performed brilliantly, however, tying the tournament scoring record of 26 under par set by John Huston in 1992 and equaling Huston for the tournament's low 18-hole score as well.

The Broncos fought back in the second half, however, tying the score at 38 late in the fourth quarter after East Carolina's Chris Johnson fumbled the ball, allowing Bronco defender Marty Tadman to recover the ball and return it 47 yards for a touchdown.

A certain influence from more local factors, however, tied in general to crustal in homogeneities, cannot be ruled out.

The Devils, however, tied it at 29 seconds of the third, with Salomonsson scoring his fourth goal.

The Knitters, however, tied the score early in the second half on Louis Karbiener's goal and took the lead on a tally by Paul Weischelbaumer midway through the second half.

However tied he is to magazine conventions, Mr. Kinsley seems to have picked up a more Net-savvy sense of what should go on those pages.

The hybrid model of the Avalon, however, tied with the Cadenza, because its improved fuel economy numbers (over the gasoline model) gave it a slightly higher score.

The increase in efficiency is, however, tied to a large increase in initial cost and will be economical only for units that are run almost continuously.