Sentence examples for longer tied from inspiring English sources

Outside, Humbletonian is no longer tied up.

No longer tied to the land, we can become, in principle, what we want to become.

This is good for shareholders, as their capital is no longer tied up in excess stocks.

In 2014, AIDS and gay identity are no longer tied together in a three-legged race.

He still lives in the old people's home but is no longer tied up.

"Creative graduates are no longer tied to just one segment of the employment landscape".

Women were no longer tied to train tracks but dangled from skyscrapers.

I mean, I wish the new G.M. well, but our economic future is no longer tied to its fate.

In any case, the fate of Barnes & Noble appears to be no longer tied to a strategy or its business.

We should all celebrate the diversity that comes with an Internet no longer tied to a single alphabet.

The new money allowed many ball clubs to spend heavily on players no longer tied to their teams.