Sentence examples for mutual ties from inspiring English sources
The groups are stable, apparently because of strong mutual ties among the females rather than because of herding by the male.
They haven't exactly been strangers over the years — during the '70s they had strong mutual ties to the CTI label — but this was still a reunion long overdue.
Isgrig was a Gatewood fan because of their mutual ties to Missouri and arranged for the headstone for his forgotten hero.
Some were powerful men with mutual ties: Daniel Montague had served under Colonel Young, Jeremiah Hughes collected war taxes for the Confederacy and William Simpson was a member of the home guard unit rounding up the prisoners now on trial.
A Stanford study conducted last year discovered that even among a group of 300 people with almost no mutual ties, over 17% were connected on the second so-called "hop" – or degrees of separation – through T-Mobile's voice mailbox system, with other common numbers like Comcast and FedEx linking other people on a second hop.
Stanley Karnow's riff on how uncovering an ancestor's contact with Louis Armstrong enabled the recovery of his own lost genealogy reveals an often overlooked paradox of kinship: it is not only blood lineage that defines family but also loving commitments and mutual ties binding biologically unrelated people within and across generations, thereby making the jazz great his "Cousin Louis".
Affection, trust or appreciation are mutual, bi-directional and reciprocal; ties thus formed tend to be strongly reciprocated.
Even Charlie Mayfield, John Lewis's boss, says it is "not the answer to all ills".In this section Nation of shop critics The feeling is mutual The ties that bind Down in the valleys Plan B The Street of Shame responds Made in Britain The beauty of the boring Alex Salmond, Little Englander ReprintsThe idea of a more caring, cuddly capitalism has long appeal.
Not good enough, the court held: information obtained by torturing others might still be used in his retrial.In this section Nation of shop critics The feeling is mutual The ties that bind Down in the valleys Plan B The Street of Shame responds Made in Britain The beauty of the boring Alex Salmond, Little Englander ReprintsNeither decision is the last word.
They plan to close up to one third of their shops.In this section Nation of shop critics The feeling is mutual The ties that bind Down in the valleys Plan B The Street of Shame responds Made in Britain The beauty of the boring Alex Salmond, Little Englander ReprintsSome retailers did not even make it into the new year.
In a leader, he resisted a law setting out how regulation should work, because journalists should "question politicians, not answer to them".In this section Nation of shop critics The feeling is mutual The ties that bind Down in the valleys Plan B The Street of Shame responds Made in Britain The beauty of the boring Alex Salmond, Little Englander ReprintsIt may not work out that way.
