Sentence examples for tied to create from inspiring English sources

The tie-dyes suggest the so-called broomstick skirts of the 40's, which were folded wet around a broom handle and tied to create vertical pleatlike wrinkles.

When enough knots have been tied to create a spiral long enough to wrap around your wrist, tie a knot at the end and cut the excess pieces off.

Millennials' newfound bargaining power means that employers will need to ensure that every job function is tied to creating value for the world, not just for the company.

Leading managers have low salaries and often let stock options expire even when they are in the money, which suggests that rewards are not closely tied to creating value for shareholders.Medium-sized companies have their own conflicts.

It's that the pay is so tenuously tied to creating lasting shareholder wealth.

"At that point, I set the math and science aside and go to town on each scarf, folding and tying to create movement and flow in the design," Ms. Simon-Alexander wrote in an e-mail message.

Tie the two sections together with an elastic or hair tie to create a half ponytail.

The jackets are at once lightweight and constructed, with a half lining of stiffened organza and an interior waist tie to create a contoured silhouette.

Instead of going to people they know well, this particular group searches for work by going to people most of them do not know well at all, using the Internet and a 30-year-old social theory called "the strength of weak ties" to create electronic Rolodexes listing the names of thousands of acquaintances who are potential employers.

Despite this constraint on the freedom of tie choice, we suggest that firms weigh the unique benefits and costs of all three types of interlocks to reach a decision of which tie to create for their purposes.

Following a cost benefit logic derived from social exchange theory, we expect companies to weigh the unique benefits and costs of the different types of interlocks to reach a decision of which tie to create for their purposes.