Sentence examples for see tied from inspiring English sources

Grayson Perry's recent description of his position in the art world as a maverick mascot – "the dirty teddy you see tied to the front of the radiator on a refuse truck" – could, nowadays, be equally well applied to Rankin's John Rebus in relation to the fictional Scottish police force.

Lockheed-Martin, in tandem with allies in the Presidency and Ministry of Defense, are seeking a "sole-source" route to the fighter plane decision, which they do not want to see tied up in the Brussels bureaucracy by the F-16/JSF's principal European competitors, Grippen and Eurofighter.

Then ten years later they were back, displayed for all to see: tied to trees, flagpoles, telephone poles and every pole in between.

But he also made it clear there is one particular dog in the fight that he'd rather see tied to a leash before further damage to the GOP brand is inflicted. .

It was agreed to see tied scoring results as research areas that were given equal priority.

If (mathit{cv}_{ij} gg 1) then communication is very bursty, with large untypical periods of time in which users didn't communicate (see for example tie B in Figure 1), while if (mathit{cv}_{ij} ll 1), communication was very regular, happening almost at the same time intervals (see tie A in Figure 1).

So as far as men's jewelry goes, we see multiple necklaces, we see bracelets, we see rings, we see tie pins.

The WTO sees tied food aid as a form of export support for the country of origin's farmers.

In one commercial, a man is seen tied to a chair in a darkened room, surrounded by a number of sinister characters.

In "Living on Velvet" the Francis and Brent characters meet at a dull society party where they are first seen tied up in conversations about the weather with insistent bores.

As the chorus starts Rihanna is seen tied up in a bed from which she can't get out.