Sentence examples for tied yourself from inspiring English sources

"If you have tied yourself to another external source you have to pay for, you are missing the entire point of the renewable energy transition we are in".

Thus his critic Prudentius remarked: 'Your Capella has led you into a labyrinth, because you have tied yourself more to the meditation of his work than to the truth of the Gospel' (PL CXV 1294a).

There is also a primitive thrill that comes from catching a fish, in seeing a trout or tarpon flash out of the water and knowing that it is your fly, the one you tied yourself, in its mouth.

Don't tie yourself in knots.

He said, "Good idea tying yourself to the piling".

Don't "tie yourself up with laces and straps.

Like most new bow tie makers, Mr. Olch makes only the kind you tie yourself.

Daniel makes flesh the expression tying yourself up in knots over something.

Amid so much milling chaos, there's nil point in tying yourself to the mast.

You could tie yourself in knots over the politically incorrect ethnology here.

You could tie yourself into knots deducing what this solo "says" about Socrates.