Sentence examples for proper tie from inspiring English sources

Make sure you halt the horse with a proper tie and that it doesn't have more that 30 40 centimeters (11.8 15.7 in) to move its head around, so he won't be able to bite you when you are standing right beside his belly (not giving the 30 centimeters space to horse's neck is necessary will result in more resistance from the horse).

It is an improvised adventure, a game of Let's Pretend with a political twist, with scenes of the two picnicking in the forest on a gourmet feast, plucking the proper ties and suits from vast closets, and talking of cabbages and kings, as it were — and of how they feel about women.

Much has been written on how various electrolytes affect rheological proper ties at room temperature (Hauser and Reed 1937; Street 1958; Garrison and Tep Brink 1939; Browning and Perricone 1963).

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These proper ties are dependent on the exosome-stetraspanin, Cd81, which is critical for exosome-stimulated BCC metastasis [ 8].

The results published by Katchman and colleagues and Pernodet and colleagues are opposite, with QSOX1 having pro- and anti-tumorigenic proper ties, respectively.

A sense of engagement may have been created, but proper ties (e.g., shared responsibility) often still need to be created; it is important that sufficient time and attention are devoted to that aim [ 45].

Exercise has been shown to protect against cartilage loss in animal studies [ 7], and recently exercise therapy has also been shown to influence human cartilage proper ties [ 8, 9].

For the end of the watch that takes the buckle clasp, you will need to cut right through the fabric, to allow for proper tying into place.

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The indoor climate of historic libraries should meet rigorous requirements related to human thermal comfort and conservation of books, manuscripts and cultural proper-ties.