Sentence examples for little ties from inspiring English sources

Other than its three schools centered on one bucolic campus, little ties the town together.

Women in those years were wearing shirts and little ties to the office.

My mother buys me silk nightgowns for the hospital, because cotton hospital pyjamas with their gaping holes and faded prints and little ties are demoralising.

Worse, to abstain from this behavior is to sever what little ties connect us to our gay past.

So we curated out a dated collection of those poems that work throughout as little ties along with Yoshie Sakai's heart works.

Some were brought to the US as kids themselves and have little ties to the countries they could be deported to.

After he came to Bossemptele, little tied him to Togo, the country of his birth.

"I been working all day, and I have twenty minutes to put on my little tie, wash my hair, and come down.

John Hackworth has been busy shuffling his side around and drafting in a couple of interesting veterans like Casey and Parke, but his hands are still a little tied by the continued presence of the unwanted Adu on the roster.

Her schedule is such that it takes a few weeks to get a 10-minute phone call penciled in, and even then, when a time is agreed upon, her New York agent calls the day of to say she's a little tied up — scrambling around searching for her passport.

A little tie-dye goes a long way.