Sentence examples for special ties from inspiring English sources

You have special ties that bind you.

Whether such special ties to Gazprom will help remains to be seen.

The one area where the two countries have genuinely special ties is in intelligence gathering.

A selective grammar, Latymer made a big deal of its musically talented students and encouraged them to wear special ties.

Within his party he was regarded as a solid conservative, but without special ties to the evangelicals and social conservatives who would later become so dominant.

If the special ties with the United States waxed during the postwar years, the historic ones with Great Britain waned further.

The Camel campaign is clearly in this genre, even including a special tie-in flavor called Back Alley Blend.

On Sundays, Mr. Foxell puts on a special tie and sits inside the prayer house, often reading from one of his many Bibles.

Blake was a gifted pianist, only he never got to wear a special tie because he wouldn't join the choir or the orchestra.

"We thought that was really great and had a special tie to George Mason, the author of the Virginia Declaration of Rights," Mr. Muraca said.

It feels really special: tying my tie, putting my cummerbund and cufflinks on, making sure my hair's brushed, shoes polished and everything's neat and tidy.