Sentence examples for tied of from inspiring English sources

A whole gallery has been emp tied of everything but their disembodied presence.

Every problem your protagonist faced is neatly tied of and you're only on chapter three.

By the way, those who are tied of the SEC winning the national title should be pulling hard for the Aggies.

"It is tied to U.S. internal disorder, tied of course to our election calendar," Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov told the news agency Tass.

Most aid is still tied, of course, and at least 50 percent of it must be shipped on American flag carriers — at large expense, as these ships often have a monopoly position.

While the whole biodiesel movement does suffer somewhat from the perception that it's nothing more than a bunch of hippies tied of listening to The Man, moves like Go Green's can help to shake off that perception.

"Black tie, of course," Bradley had said.

This can lead to the tying of a few knots.

This holds that the "tying" of two products is automatically illegal because it reduces consumer choice.

During the clinical training, both in the outpatient clinic and the internship, the students experienced the tying of loose ends.

Sham animals (n = 12) received all the same surgical manipulations without the actual tying of the ligation.