Sentence examples for somehow tied from inspiring English sources
And local officials estimate that one in nine jobs is somehow tied to the drilling boom.
According to Mr Smilek, the synaesthetic experience is somehow tied into mental processing of meaning.
Is playing Davis Cup somehow tied into giving back to the game?
The worldly eccentric who narrates these tales declares a specialty in "those brainy postmodern setups" somehow tied to identity.
It seemed largely an in-crowd, somehow tied to the obviously well-heeled sponsors, Hydra Ventures and the Koo Foundation.
The White House did not comment on the implication that the lawsuit was somehow tied to its continuing sniping with Fox News or the News Corporation.
Witness him in the guise of his former alterego Ed Laliq, caught in the spotlight, tangled up in a microphone lead, somehow tying the mike stand to his back as he tries to master these liquorice strings of cable.
The notion that President Bush could somehow tie the hands of the next president, I think, is contrary to how our democracy's supposed to work and the voices of the American people who spoke out in 2006 and I expect will speak out again in 2008".
And then I will write the most insightful essay ever written on the subject — a short, funny, but oddly moving meditation ("This short and funny meditation oddly moved me," important people will say over breakfast) on Russian laziness that will somehow tie in with the Internet-addicted, short-attention.... To the devil with this apartment!
"It would be very interesting to me if these neuronal changes do somehow tie into altered sexual behaviors," Knudson says.
But then, by temperament, I'm a historian and the sense of an object with a provenance somehow ties me more securely to both past and present.
