Sentence examples for in those ties from inspiring English sources

The Libyans who tried to save Ambassador Stevens certainly saw value in those ties.

In those ties, current Barcelona coach Luis Enrique played with Xavi while Gianluigi Buffon was in goal for Juventus.

But events in recent months have led to a sharp cooling in those ties that has been unrelated to the child abuse scandal.

In those ties, Strachan will face sometime golfing partner Martin O'Neill - the man he succeeded as Celtic manager - and Roy Keane, who he managed at Parkhead.

Williams has a mental resiliency unmatched in the sport all those break points and set points down against her big sister in those tie-breakers on Wednesday in that premature quarterfinal encounter.

When my father, who had once imagined that he'd be buried in Haiti, was actually buried in Queens, New York, those ties became even stronger.

In 1994, those ties were established, ending centuries of Catholic-Jewish estrangement.

Expect goals – perhaps lots of them – in one of those ties where defeat for the overwhelming favourites might not come as a massive shock.

"They are telling us what a good time they are having, asking, 'What's keeping you?'" The network that has always been so important in Ireland - those ties of kinship and geography - now sucks the young away.

In recent months, those ties have undergone a quiet change as Prime Minister Tony Blair has gathered enhanced status and authority as America's leading ally in the war against terrorism.

The French foreign minister, Bernard Kouchner, acknowledged the importance of those ties in an interview on Wednesday in the newspaper Libération, saying, "We are constrained by a certain number of economic interests in order not to boost unemployment".