Sentence examples for major tie from inspiring English sources

Four major tie lines from New York to Long Island, and one underwater cable from Norwalk to Port Jefferson, join with six oil-fired steam plants on Long Island to provide about 5,100 megawatts of electricity to the public.

Two lightning strikes on major tie-lines in Westchester County led to the collapse of the entire system.

He described it as a "statistical alignment," like a bad day on a freeway when numerous factors combine to make for a major tie-up.

Sometimes the advertising becomes overt: instead of a new episode next week, US viewers are getting an hour-long "Assembling The Universe" special outlining how the Marvel sprawl of past, present and future movies intersect with the TV show, ahead of a major tie-in with the SHIELD-centric blockbuster Captain America: The Winter Soldier.

The Energy Initiative itself has major ties to energy companies.

Senator John McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee, has major ties to Anheuser.

The reward was his highest finish in a major – tied third in the 1985 Open Championship at Royal St George's, Sandwich – but he was devastated when Tony Jacklin failed to pick him for that year's Ryder Cup, especially as Europe won for the first time in 28 years.

The bid team had hoped a new stadium would host three or four of the major ties and not just the smaller matches.

Donald, 34, who is yet to win a major, tied for third at the 2006 US PGA and produced a strong display at last month's Open Championship, finishing in a share of fifth - five shots behind winner Ernie Els.

Jay never won a major, tying for third in the 1999 PGA Championship and fourth in the 1995 U.S. Open.

Through Friday's games, they had been assessed only seven fighting majors, tied for the fewest in the N.H.L.