Sentence examples for sort of ties from inspiring English sources

David Cameron is a man with deep ties to Scotland; whether they are the sort of ties that will prove particularly useful to the Better Together campaign is another question.

Gaunt and dark-haired, Mr. Verrone, 48, who graduated from Harvard, favors white shirts, crisp suits and the sort of ties most accountants might find in need of pepping up.

The final episode of "30 Rock" is a one-hour special that sort of ties up loose ends but mostly gives its creator one last chance to don a disguise that was delightful and also the weakest part of the show.

Most of the relevance sort of ties into that.

"If you have any sort of ties that bind you to one particular spot on the planet, it diminishes your chances to absolutely zero," warns Kay Schneitz, who knows from personal experience the difficulty of being half of a dual-career couple.

In fact, ghost kitchens are part of the company's expansion plans for at least the next 12 months, as it aims to be in about five to seven cities. "How we plan to do that isn't necessarily building out more brick-and-mortars in these cities but our expansion strategy sort of ties into that idea of cloud kitchens — sort of like ghost kitchens," Huo said.

Mr. Monk has another sort of tie to the city.

It also has contemplated some sort of tie-up with Yahoo, though on Wednesday, Mr. Armstrong tried to tamp down speculation about a future deal.

Some sort of tie-up with Channel 4 remains a possibility, but Thompson said that would "miss the fundamental point of what Worldwide is".

Wilson can take encouragement because the 1943-44 Canadiens, whose record the Sharks (sort of) tied, went on to win the Stanley Cup.

The "life coach -style user guide and recoach -styleatuserso many jubilant couples I wonder if there's some sort of tie-in to Match.com.