Sentence examples for more tied from inspiring English sources

It's one lifer to another; Munchak is even more tied to this franchise than Fisher.

When it happens when I'm not around, it will become more tied to the Berkshire brand".

But there's something weirder happening in her music, too, something more tied to the California coastline than to Tennessee.

But I'm not sure he's really an idea man; his great strengths are more tied to language and character.

A ski tech's role is arguably even more tied to a racer's success than good coaching, Vonn said.

"French humour is more tied to the nation's culture and history," said Andreas Schreitmüller, Arte's head of cinema and drama.

But the very act of diversification means that these markets become more tied to the developed world and the rewards of diversification are accordingly reduced.

Training in these countries is more rigorous, more tied to classroom practice and more often financed by the government than in America.

QUESTION FROM MARCUS: It seems as though the rise of digital culture, this revolution, is much more tied to a consumer mindset than other, maybe more real revolutions.

He had lunch, a good nap and came back for just two hours more, tying, selling.

We also made the Introduction more compact and more strongly tied to the findings.