Sentence examples for tied up with commitments from inspiring English sources

When VICE called the senator's office to get his side, a spokesperson said he was "tied up with commitments in Tasmania for the rest of the day," but also said "nothing's changed in the Senator's view that he would like to continue for preselection and hopes to run at the next election".

The Nightingales kept going but in 1988, all three tied up with other commitments, they played their final concert in Khartoum.

So frequently, important and necessary qualities like trustworthiness, loyalty, honesty, and faithfulness are tied up with the idea of commitment, which itself is often taken to mean "I promise never to sleep with anyone else" instead of "I promise to dedicate as much time and energy towards this relationship as I healthily can".

I'm tied up with my matches, brand associations and several other commitments.

You get less tied up with identity.

But this year the Weisslers were tied up with "La Cage".

California's schools are inextricably tied up with immigration.

Last season he tied up with WPA and did Shakespeare.

Dr. Fowler spent much of the time tied up with interviews.

Vivendi, a possible interloper, is tied up with other deals.

"Effectively now, we are all tied up or getting tied up with our own election campaigns, on local things.