We're not just tied to this piece of earth we're sitting on any more".
You want to be ahead after your party convention — not just tied, something that even Walter F. Mondale had (very briefly) managed to do in 1984.
An analysis from the Cook Political Report found that Sanders needed to not just tie with Clinton in Iowa; to be in with a real chance, he needed to walk away with two-thirds of delegates.
"The victim, a young woman, was not just tied up, but the turns of the bindings were sharp and precise, indicating that the offender took a lot of pleasure in it," Witzig said.
Postgraduate researcher Rachel Raw, the lead author of the study which was also carried out by Georgios Kountouriotis, Prof Mark Mon-Williams, and Dr Richard Wilkie, says: Our results suggest that a compensation strategy is a general phenomenon and not just tied to driving.
And it's not just tied to Google products, as Flickr photos can be piped into these profiles, for example.
Nobody over here in America gave us a cat in hell's chance but we have not just tied and retained the Cup, we have won it.
This meant that Daily did not just tie the record, but broke it instead (Roger Clemens then unofficially tied the mark in ).
All workers must receive strong general training, not just tied to specific occupations and industries, so their skills can be portable across firms and sectors.
I've since regretted having advised him to leave her, as I would have been far more cautious with that advice had I known that he was married with child and not just tied to a girlfriend.
