Sentence examples for tied is from inspiring English sources
Respect for the Karzai government, to which we are tied, is not rising, but falling.
Cruyff is ambivalent about the final, so tied is he to the Netherlands, the country of his birth, and Spain, his adoptive home.
The modern slickster (Kauto Star) against the old-school rumbler (Denman) with the score tied is a script to stop racing fretting about its popularity.
"A contest that's tied is a contest that sucks," says one of the performers in the latest show from Made in China, a hugely talented young company who make noisy, bubblegum theatre that often has a melancholic edge.
"All that was pent up and tied is wild and loose," he wrote of the flashpoint of the riots, "seen in sudden flames and red smoke, and always people running, running, away and toward".
"This idea that Randy had not put money into the club and that Paul's hands were tied is simply not true.
The tie is a useful signalling device.
Even his tie is soaked with sweat.
That emotional tie is there".
"This tie is far from over.
