Sentence examples similar to stretched tie from inspiring English sources

Additionally, stretched tie-chain bridges provide connectivity between some fibrils.

If the tails of the cocoons keep stretching, tie a string directly to the bag handles or balloon tip and hang them by that.

Start messing with that and you loosen already stretched community ties.

In that show Bontecou presented her first assemblages of canvas stretched and tied over a structure of welded steel rods.

And she's stretched out, tied up, suspended from a spit and roasting over a fire.

Modern arches of steel, concrete, or laminated wood are highly rigid and lightweight, so that the horizontal thrust against the supports is small; this thrust can be further reduced by stretching a tie between the ends of the arch.

Prosecutors were stretching to tie Burkhart to "six, possibly seven of the charged fires," Schoenfield said.

When fresh vines or feelers begin to stretch out, tie the vine around its base and around the wire of your structure using thin rope or string.

I find it to be kind of a stretch tying this sort of behavior to mobile phone use when it's possible that fidgety, restless people use their phones more because it gives them something to do.

Altidore has now led the U.S. to four wins in a row - including a victory over second-ranked Germany in a friendly and three World Cup qualifiers - with four goals during that stretch, tying six other players for the longest goal-scoring streak in U.S. history.

A tie stretched across the chair, like a severed tendon.