Sentence examples for tie time from inspiring English sources
Except for the final few minutes when there is real possibility of a tie, time is not a factor and the score is always tied.
Cox proportional hazards regression models were fitted using the R survival package (Therneau and Grambsch 2000) with Breslow's method for tied time to events.
Finally, build the well-seismic tied time-equivalent stratigraphic framework.
That was probably what happened with Rich: Someone probably figured if he wasn't wearing a bow tie, times must be changing, "so it's 1966!" Whatever.
The Rangers held leads of 2-1 and 3-2, buthehe Capitals surged back to tie each time.
Georgia, hoping to tie the time, attempted and completed a two-point conversion.
And tie, ONE TIME! Do to all hair.
His time of 1.53.94 tied the time he swam four years ago when he won the gold medal at the 2008 Games, which was then a world record.
The actor Melissa McCarthy, who also made the list, delivered a toast at the black-tie Time 100 gala in New York and thanked the pioneers who had "forged ahead" despite their naysayers.
In the late '60s and early '70s, when I was publisher of Womens Wear Daily and then Harper's Bazaar, a woman like Ann Moore didn't exist at old school-tie Time Inc. Oprah was a child.
The Knicks never trailed again, but the Bucks came back to tie three times.
