Sentence examples similar to parenthood tied from inspiring English sources

At 10 on NBC, "Parenthood" also tied a series low with a 1.6 18-49 rating with just a little over five million viewers.

Is he more fun than me?" Lou Dobbs asked Megyn Kelly as she wrenched a Fox News panel away from his warnings that single parenthood is tied to "great psychological illness" and back to whatever it was that Erick Erickson was saying, about how a woman contributing more to a family's income than a man is unnatural.

Pipeline Problems One reason women drop out of the workforce can be tied to parenthood and its effect on pay.

And now they're tied by the bonds of parenthood for the rest of their lives.

But on closer examination, ignoring the amazing world building and fantastically expressive characters, my main standout feature has been the game's exploration of parenthood and how it ties into its decision-making.

Parenthood and other aspects of suburban living provide the backdrop for the three short plays that, tied together with a marvelous running joke on the audience, make up this crafty evening of theater.

The thing is, "Parenthood" hasn't been renewed for a new season yet, and there are loose ends that need to be tied up.

On Wednesday, a large number of anti-abortion groups including Live Action announced a new campaign called "Expose Planned Parenthood," tied to the videotape, which will promote a bill now before the House of Representatives that would cut the more than $75 million in federal money that Planned Parenthood affiliates receive each year for family planning.

From there, Clinton castigated the Republican war on women and Planned Parenthood, tied the entire Republican field to Donald Trump's outrageous statements about women by saying that the rest were just like him only "without the pizzaz or the hair" and said "if calling for equal pay is playing the gender card, then deal me in".

Tie on the tie.

Lennon ties this emotion particularly to parenthood ("There was no way to know what actions had which results, whether all of it was her fault, or none of it"), but it becomes only more acute with the passing of time.