Sentence examples for tied given from inspiring English sources

A Quinnipiac University poll of 1,472 likely voters that was released on Tuesday showed that Ms. McMahon was favored by 49 percent and Mr. Murphy by 46 percent, essentially tied, given that the poll's margin of sampling error was plus or minus three percentage points.

On Prize Day at Groton, Quincy Fennebresque, wearing the Groton School tie given to every graduating senior, joyously threw his straw boater into the air.

With the Real Madrid game so close, and so delicately poised at 1-1, United could be forgiven for concentrating exclusively on the Old Trafford tie given they hold a 12-point lead on Manchester City with 11 games remaining.

Today, "black tie" gives women the choice of wearing a dressy cocktail dress, a long dress or very dressy separates.

A poll released Wednesday by Bloomberg Politics and The Des Moines Register put Mr Cruz at 25 percent and Mr Trump at 22 - a statistical tie, given the poll's 4.4 per cent margin of error.

One of such properties is the strength of ties (given by the graph edges).

That said, both sides are keen to forge closer ties - given the obvious win-win potential of bringing together two economies of continental proportions.

Media multiplexity is fascinating from the social networks perspective as it can reveal the strength and nature of a social tie given the full communication profile of people across all media they use [4].

Making the propensity to change partners an evolutionary trait allows one to investigate how individuals should respond to adverse ties given certain social conditions defined by the underlying game.

Though a football jersey or a Hawaiian shirt is never appropriate, any jewelry or ties given to you by this individual would be an appropriate way to respect and remember them, in most cases.

Such ties give China influence.