Sentence examples for tie of from inspiring English sources

"Black tie, of course," Bradley had said.

"Well, it's the tie of the round," Ferguson told ManUtd.com.

It is the glamour tie of the round".

But that's not the only intriguing tie of the weekend.

It could be the tie of the day.

Her gig uptown supports her sagacious most recent album, "Day After Tomorrow" (Razor & Tie), of 2008.

"I WORE a shirt of browns and fawns, and a tie of chocolate and gold squiggles.

The tie of the round pits Tim Sherwood's resurgent Tottenham against league leaders Arsenal.

Think of dog collars, of the knot of a neck tie, of strings of pearls.

He's got a short putt for a tie of the lead.

Sunday, 3pm, Kingsholm, Sky Sports 2 This looks like the tie of the weekend.