Sentence examples for the untied from inspiring English sources
verb
To loosen, as something interlaced or knotted; to disengage the parts of.
Instead, the Untied States can thrive by being more innovative.
Redd: The untied tie, I think that's a look.
RAJU: Is the President of the Untied States a liar?
Sue approaches as I'm reaching for the untied tent flap.
Born in Paris, Tony came to the Untied States at age 11.
We were warned about knives and scissors and the danger of the untied shoelace.
The paper came out with a reference to "the Untied Nations," a far more accurate phrase than the one intended.
That paper came out with a reference to "the Untied Nations," a far more accurate phrase than the one intended.
Argentina faces the Untied States on March 26 in East Rutherford, N.J., and plays Costa Rica on March 29 in San Jose, Calif.
Her father, Gordon Savage Cranmer, was a retired colonel in the Untied States Army and a former executive with Chevron Oil in New York.
That compares with 16.2percentt projected for the world by the Untied Nations for those aged 65 or older in 2050.
