Sentence examples for kind of ties from inspiring English sources

In effect, it kind of ties me to the mast.

"The bottom line is it was not in the contract," she said, "and so it kind of ties our hands".

"Her ability to operate alone," Nelson told the BBC (maybe not completely getting the whole "united" part about the UN), "and to be her own independent person but also to work right alongside with the same strength and same abilities as some of the strongest male superheroes, I think is a testament to her character and kind of ties back to the UN designation and this idea of gender equality".

"The label really insisted that I use my own name as well so that kind of ties both albums together I think," he says.

When the protocol is created, it can list the appropriate members and each institution will have a role configured for that person that allows him to be a part of it, and then on the opposite end, the data owner would require that role, and that kind of ties in with the governing body setting security levels and assigning risk to data".

This kind of ties in with making your ads relevant, but make sure your website concentrates one one certain type of category.

Ms. Moyer produces them by a kind of tie-dye process.

The odds are on some kind of tie-up with Marzotto.

Benech wore them with purple socks, nondescript khakis, a navy blazer, a checked shirt, and some kind of tie.

The music kind of tied in with it … it was an educational time of my life, very enriching".

When we first came up, we were kind of tied at the hip in everything we did.