Sentence examples for simple ties from inspiring English sources

Simple ties like "woolly buggers," for instance, will catch almost anything in salt water, but the challenge of inventing complicated new ones is too much fun to give up for efficiency's sake.

Include at least two simple ties on along the bottom of each panel, so you can secure them to the frame and prevent them from billowing.

So what can a simple tie say about them?

Mr. Levin's proposal is simple: tie the tariff reduction on Japanese cars and trucks to actual progress with automotive imports into Japan.

Mr. Kostunica (pronounced kosh-TOON-eet-zah), in his trademark gray suit, rumpled white shirt and simple tie, is 56 years old, a constitutional lawyer who spent much of his career in academic institutes.

By the plastic method several alternatives for anchoring the wall are possible and they can also be combined in such a way that each of them take a portion of the uplifting force, e.g. through a simple tying down device, through the sheathing-to-framing joints and through anchoring of the shear wall to the transverse wall.

There are many others: mooring fields, retrofitting existing piers and wharves with simple tie-up equipment like cleats and bollards, and even allowing natural beaches to be used for human-powered boating will increase options for future visiting mariners on vessels large and small.

In the first model, the connection between the foldcore and face sheet is realized by a simple tied contact which connects all degrees of freedom.

But details about hashing difficulty and the precise efficiency and computational power of various mining rigs obscure a simple tie between the Bitcoin exchange value and energy use from miners.

The headphone's simple tie system — a plastic bead threaded through the cable — also beats the more complicated system Jaybird employs for altering the length of the cord for a better fit around the back of the neck.

Dark socks that are mid-calf, conservative wristwatch and simple tie (if within your corporate culture).