Sentence examples for make tied from inspiring English sources

The goal is to make tied publicans no worse off than their free-of-tie fellows.

If you make tied end go down, this will knot (you get it? knot?) work very well.

In this example, the player has a newly drawn T. By replacing the D in FOOD with the T and creating FOOT, the player was able to place the D at the end of TIE to make TIED, effectively using all of his or her tiles.

The purpose of the lining is to make tying the tie easier and to prevent it from wrinkling.

The six overtimes made tied the game for the second longest in N.C.A.A. Division I history.

Skinny jeans have made tying shoe laces into a real chore.

However, these have no uniform programming interfaces, which makes tying them with other search engines difficult.

It seems only a matter of days now before an announcement is made tying Bradl to LCR.

Then they make ties.

Allow extra substitutions if there are health concerns about pushing players to their limits, and let the first goal decide the winner to make ties even more unlikely.

Thus, although previous studies agree on the general importance of tie structural embeddedness, intensity or reciprocity to predict its future persistence [8, 12], they still provide an incomplete picture of what are the main properties that make ties persistent.