Sentence examples for tied instead of from inspiring English sources

Crazies are usually tied instead of quilted to stabilize the layers.

If the national popular vote winds up roughly tied, instead of favoring Mr. Obama by two points or so, then Mr. Romney could claw back to win Florida, Colorado and Virginia, and perhaps Iowa and New Hampshire.

For starters, he wore a dark suit and tie instead of his trademark sweater vest.

Mr. Abdel-Latif wears a suit and tie instead of a military uniform, and he said he cooperated with the American marines instead of merely taking their orders.

At one point, Queen Sofía congratulates herself on persuading Fidel Castro in 1992, when he was in Spain for the Olympic Games, to wear a suit and tie instead of his "drab" military garb.

"You look around our country and you see that we have a lot of major challenges, the origin of which is food," said Mr. Kass, who wore a suit and tie instead of kitchen whites during an interview in the East Reception Room of the White House.

At the inaugural 12th Johor State Assembly Seating in April 2008, a minor controversy erupted when one opposition member of parliament (MP), Gwee Tong Hiang, flouted dress regulations by appearing in a lounge suit and tie instead of the usual official attire and songkok.

If you're a man, wear a suit and tie instead of a tux.

Meanwhile, all other benefits, in contrast, have been unpegged from the overall cost of living, and tied instead to the cost of shopping – which excludes rising rents and mortgages.

Their house was a wooden cabin, built out of smelly creosote-treated railroad ties instead of fragrant logs.

The league has realigned its 12 teams to three divisions and has finally adopted rules used throughout the world, including having ties, instead of breaking ties with shootouts.