Sentence examples for system ties from inspiring English sources
The proposed system ties in with the rhetoric that ODIs and T20s now have the same importance as Tests in England.
The system ties their legs and says, 'Run.' It ties their arms and says, 'Defend yourself.' " Mr. Cosby kept the crowd giggling throughout, with charming quips and clever stories.
Kelly's falls in the shrug-it-off category (unless you're an Oregon recruit and the amoral N.C.A.A. system ties you to Kelly's former school no matter what) because we've learned to assume all coaches are lying when they say they aren't switching jobs.
It's fast and the AWD system ties the beast to the ground.
Saudi Arabia's 9 million migrants have long had second-class status in the Gulf Kingdom where a kafala system ties foreign workers to specific employers, who are able to forbid them from changing jobs and prevent them from leaving the country.
Without a system tied to labor demand, illegality, disorder and death proliferate.
Late last year, Apple announced HomeKit, a centralised control system tied to the iPhone ecosystem.
Signs line the escalators of Moscow's metro system, tying families to patriotism.
Philip Marshall, 85, another Meridian Health patient, uses a system tied to his cellphone to help him remember his medications.
They sabotaged the security system, tied up two people, and made off with millions of dollars in gems from a safe.
There is an implied landform "chronology" for a geomorphic system tied to intermittent uplift, as suggested by Penck and King, though dating such events is not readily accomplished.
