Sentence examples for on some ties from inspiring English sources

In the first floor workshop of Edsor Kronen, a company that has made silk ties, cravats and men's dressing gowns by hand since 1909, two women in their 50s finished work on some ties — slim and elegant in contrasting black stripes, one shiny, the next matte; each one taking 10 to 15 minutes to complete.

While visiting, customers can even try on some ties.

Until then, it might behoove voters to put on some sunscreen, tie up their shoelaces, and go greet fellow voters in real life.

The major New York tech firms, with the exception of Foursquare, New York's popular social-networking app, either cater to creators, or depend on some tie to the creative or media industries as their comparative advantage.

A simple inspection of how persistence depends on some tie features corroborates some results found in the literature.

Most suit tailors and vendors will have plenty of experience helping to match ties and will be glad to pass on some tie-matching tips to steer you in the right direction.

Mr. Ould Daddah campaigned for a "yes" vote on preserving some ties with France in a referendum in 1958, two years before independence.

In previous years the INM board has relied on close ties with some of the company's major shareholders to bat away O'Brien's attacks, but many of those have sold out and months of negotiations with bankers and bondholders means that the board has not had much time to get to know the new ones.

Some WikiLeaks volunteers viewed him as an eccentric hanger-on; some suspected that he had ties to Russian intelligence.

The odds are on some kind of tie-up with Marzotto.

Treasury Secretary Geithner subsequently told the Times that the Administration is working on some proposals to tie compensation to risk, but the Administration is allowing the Federal Reserve, an agency inextricably tied to Wall Street, to take the lead.