Sentence examples for tied from from inspiring English sources

Unlike India, Pakistan had a self-image tied, from the very beginning, to religion.

Korean performing arts, the dance and theatre arts of Korea, tied from the earliest records to religious beliefs and customs.

He washed our clothes in metal basins, and pegged them on the line tied from the mango to the guava tree in the back yard.

Chinese performing arts, the dance and the theatre arts of China, tied from the earliest records to religious beliefs and customs.

He had his hands tied from the back and we swarmed to have a look but we were later dispersed by the hunters".

Van Beurden insisted that he had his hands tied from investing more heavily in CCS because they would not produce the high financial returns that investors had been used to from oil and gas.

But for a short time last week, Petrobras renamed itself Petrobrax, helping investors tongue-tied from words that end in s or laboring under the misimpression that the company sells women's lingerie.

Hartley, whose new signings Alex Harris and Paul Heffernan were cup-tied from their time at Hibernian, made three changes as Stephen McGinn, Luka Tankulic and Craig Wighton came in for Harris, the injured Kevin Thomson and David Clarkson, who dropped to the bench.

He borrowed a suit and tie from his brothers for the trip to New York.

Kyle's shirt, $195, mohair vest, $395, and tie from John Varvatos, 149 Mercer Street.

Stricker's final attempt to tie from 15 feet slid past the hole.