Sentence examples for keep tying from inspiring English sources

"We want to keep tying in research and development programs as they leave the colleges," Ms. Franzini said.

There is, however, more to "Dandelion Wine" than a daisy chain of eight dancers who keep tying themselves into hilarious knots.

Republicans believe they may be able to turn that engagement to their advantage if they can keep tying Mr. Kerry to his ally, and some Democrats say Mr. Kennedy is best used selectively as a political weapon.

Missy's way of dealing with their awkward, grudging respect is to keep tying her up, handcuffing her to walls and shoving her down wells – just in case this Earth girl forgets who is boss ("every miner needs a canary").

And although it wants to keep tying some payments to actual farm production which distorts markets and upsets trading partners it wants to base these on historic yields as well as price, thus providing more of a net for farmers whose crops fail.In all, however, the administration's plans would do little to disrupt the existing cosy arrangements for farmers.

It's not your fault: Basic physics is the reason why your headphones keep tying themselves in knots, Business Insider reports.

As the shoots lengthened, I kept tying down the older portions.

I kept tying to get people to feel the same way I did and they just wouldn't.

When reporters approached Mijares, he kept tying his shoes and said, "I don't need no questions now".

Maybe it's because the right keeps tying us up in knots trying to keep the rights to contraception and abortion without which there can be no equality.

After that he was kept tied up.