Sentence examples for tie of all from inspiring English sources

But the best story came in the most one-sided tie of all, not because Sheffield Eagles ran in 112 points against Leigh East but because two of their 19 tries came from Cory Aston, the 18-year-old son of the South Yorkshire club's coach and inspiration Mark – who won the Lance Todd Trophy as man of the match when they stunned Wigan in the 1998 cup final at Wembley.

"It will be difficult to understand if we don't go through but it is the tightest tie of all".

Informal ties of all sorts were unraveling, and Americans were becoming an ever more isolated, cynical and anomic lot -- detached from civic life, deprived of the social networks that develop when communities are more closely knit.

If the breakup plan is approved, the trick for AT&T will be to draw attention to the independence of the new units while maintaining the mutually beneficial ties of all the units.

In a notebook, he castigated slave-masters for their separate-species lie; he unquestioningly accepted a common racial parentage and moved from the "common descent" of the human races to the blood-ties of all "suffering" creation.

Sorry, Justin Timberlake, but Frank Sinatra had some of the best suits and ties of all time.

When news of the NYPD's spying program broke, it shattered trust within the city's Muslim communities, giving rise to general suspicion and fraying community ties of all sorts.

The vast majority of points forming ties (90%% of all ties) are leaves, followed by pairs of leaves.

Mr. Williams, who will perform with his band, Angus, and a new band, The Matt Angus Thing, has the strongest ties of all.

The lesson I learned was I thought the guy was going to go away in the fifth [McEnroe having just won one of the great tie-breaks of all time].

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