Sentence examples for tied on how from inspiring English sources
An official referral is yet to be received by the Serious Fraud Office but it is not certain that SFO director David Green will take up the investigation Grayling has called for – or, if he does, whether he will limit it to G4S.. G4S yesterday claimed its hands were tied on how it billed for tagging offenders.
As of 2014, contracts would be renewed based on evaluations, half of which would be tied to how students perform on assessment tests.
The high point of their year is an annual visit from "Hickey" (Nathan Lane), a charismatic salesman who knows how to tie one on with the best of them.
His commissioners tied on aprons.
You may need more than one tie, depending on how long your train is.
The few pubs that foster riotous behaviour and crime, mainly in inner cities, and invite heavy policing and regulation should not damn the many.But to develop any future policy that might let pubs and publicans flourish it seems the biggest deficit is good data: on tied tenancies, how rents are fixed and terminated, how beer is priced and just how far discounts benefit the customer.
The US has said the restoration of full diplomatic ties depends on how quickly the Cubans meet the US requests.
I usually choose a suit, together with a shirt and a tie, depending on how they match and on my mood.
Additional ties to neighbours were also ascertained, based on information about place of residence, but they are not included in the foregoing count as the number of neighbour ties depends on how "neighbour" is defined (for example, whether we restrict the definition to immediate, next door neighbours, or neighbours residing on the same block within 25 or 100 metres, etc).
Your perspective on it is probably tied into how shitty of a childhood you had and/or how jaded you are on seasonal cheer in general, but regardless of how much your stepdad loved you, we can all agree on this: The world does not need any more brostep remixes of anything, let alone Christmas music.
