Sentence examples for tie without from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tie without" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept related to tying something without a specific element, but it lacks clarity and context. Example: "You can tie without using any knots if you follow this method."
In the end, he walked in wearing a light gray suit and red tie, without handcuffs.
Mr. Romney wore a tie without a jacket and Mr. Ryan wore a jacket without a tie.
Again, however, Tranmere found it difficult to finish a cup tie without the slightest hint of a refereeing controversy.
Hynde is trim and athletic enough to get away with her current predilection for wearing a man's waistcoat and tie without a shirt underneath.
Here, they would not have lost their first game since December – also on Merseyside, at Everton, and also in the wake of a European tie – without two back-passes that were respectively ludicrous and careless.
Olson wore a brightly striped shirt and a paisley tie, without a jacket; there was something folksy in his speech, which reminded me that he's a Westerner, who grew up and was educated in Northern California.
"They were as close as you could get to tied without being tied".
He quickly took up with chefs, home cooks and publicists, but just as quickly cut ties without a thought.
People with tattoos, without tattoos, with ties, without ties – we need to look and represent a broad spectrum of people from working class to business class.
One night last month his boss dumped him in another town, hands and legs tied, without the $5,000 he was owed in wages.
Iran's Fars news service reported that Mr. Putin said during his meeting with Ayatollah Khamenei that Russia was ready to "expand ties without limitations".
