Sentence examples for loose ties from inspiring English sources
Taiwan has had only loose ties with China throughout modern history.
Mr. Gensler's withdrawal from the investigation came despite apparently only loose ties to Mr. Corzine.
Some schools have had loose ties to their former students for years.
In both cases, local groups, with loose ties to Al Qaeda, carried out the attacks.
After years of delay and stalemate, the northern politician Alassane Ouattara, who had loose ties to the rebels, won a fair election last October.
West of the main Niger outlets each group occupies a cluster of villages linked by loose ties of cooperation, mainly against outsiders.
The show is "sickening to watch", wrote Christopher Stevens, objecting to Mitchell's loose tie and habit of calling pupils "mate".
Mr. Joel wears a wide-shouldered suit of the age, with a loose tie and a pair of boxing gloves knotted around his shoulders.
Or the director Peter Jackson's floppy oversize suit and loose tie, looking as if he stopped somewhere between the closets of John Belushi and a University of Vermont physics professor.
But the loose tie to the US also meant the prosecution could not be held in the usual sites for federal terrorism cases.
And at last (thirteenth and last stop: Grand Circus Park) the leaflet reproduces a life-size bronze sculpture (a middle aged man, bald and with a moustache, wearing a wrinkled suit and a loose tie, reading a newspaper: "he looks so alive!").
