Sentence examples for properly tied from inspiring English sources

Noah could see that the shoelaces weren't properly tied.

Both had top designer gowns for the Inaugural parties, and for both, the designers were standing by to make sure the bows were properly tied, the skirts adequately fluffed out.

At Bicton in Derbyshire, the gardeners were fined threepence if they arrived in a dirty shirt or if their shoes were not properly tied, and fourpence if they were "found gathering fruit with unwashed hands".

In the study area, all 15 houses were with seasoned stones properly tied with iron wires assuring integral framework of homogenous roofing.

If the asset has not been properly tied to a particular protected series, then it is an "unassociated asset" under § 102 6).

A problem that arises is how the properties of an entity that are active at a given point in time can be properly tied to that entity, and not to other activated entities.

My son assured me that the extra half-hour it takes to properly tie these laces is, at the very least, a valuable learning experience: manual dexterity is challenged and a flair for color and design born.

The Editors I went to Rwanda and — through unexpected friendships — learned about Britain; I went to Britain and learned about Buddhism; I went to Norway, via Rwanda, to learn how to cook East African specialties and properly tie a mushanana (a traditional Rwandan dress for weddings).

A news-media kerfuffle erupted this week with word that the Noble Network of Charter Schools had collected nearly $400,000 in disciplinary fees from students since 2008 for infractions including not tucking in shirts, being late for class, bringing chips to school, dozing off and not properly tying shoelaces.

If you can't properly tie a tie or iron your pants, why should a recruit assume your company runs a tight ship?

Sure, it looks beautiful, but properly tying up your bird also helps promote even cooking by achieving uniform density.