Sentence examples for tie up of from inspiring English sources
Calvin Reid of Publishers Weekly states in a review of the first issue: "The artwork is okay though conventional, while Simone's script tries to tie up of the end of the previous Barbara Gordon/Oracle storyline and setup up the new Batgirl.
We retain a cautious stance on Carillion given the high implied price earnings multiple for McAlpine, the possibility of an external counter-bidder and our view that Carillion's own valuation is up with events, although we do recognise strategic logic in the tie up of the two businesses".
That said the move will also bolster the broadcasting giant's armory against another hybrid of multimedia distribution the tie up of cable giants NTL and Telewest.
Seldom has the tying up of loose ends been so thorough, and at the same time so messy.
Perhaps This Is Acting is intended as a tying up of loose ends before she tries something different.
(The superfluous tying up of loose ends that occupies the final 20 minutes or so does some damage, I'm afraid).
The tying up of ends in the final chapter will not, for most readers, achieve the catharsis that is one of the reasons such stories have appeal.
The latter now sounds like a tying up of loose ends and an acknowledgement that they could only go forward by looking back.
It's been a tough month for the transatlantic viewer who looks for closure, easy answers and the tying up of loose ends.
Ms. Jacobs's tying up of loose ends has produced a quirky, somewhat scattered but typically iconoclastic new book, "Dark Age Ahead" (Random House), her eighth.
His first acts are commonly his best, with the third a hasty cutting of knots or tying up of loose ends that takes scant account both of probability and of psychology.
