Sentence examples for tied as from inspiring English sources

One is on Lashkar-e-Taiba, the Pakistan-based militant group focussed mainly on Kashmir, but which was tied as well to the Mumbai attack of 2008.

Email, calendar and task manager functions are all tied as well to a group discussion or forum component.

It is intimately tied as well to the transparency of experience described in response to the What question, especially to semantic transparency (Van Gulick 1993).

But what then if the game is still tied, as was the game Sunday night?

Immunization exemptions in richer countries are tied as much to health and political concerns as to theology.

All sutures should be in place including anchoring sutures which then should be tied as soon as possible after application of the fibrin sealant.

Hands are tied as this project sinks into oblivion.

The score stayed tied as Glavine survived six tense innings.

Domingo's hands had been tied -- as had the hands of victims at other scenes.

(Ex. Shakespeare coined words like "ghastly" and "tongue-tied" as well as phrases like "All that glitters is not gold").

This time, Tad was not as tongue-tied as he had been at the breakfast meeting.