Sentence examples for ties and move from inspiring English sources
Neither the MoD nor the regiment keeps a record of what happens to soldiers who leave the army, and some simply cut their ties and move on.
The arrival of Raul Castro at the Summit of the Americas that opens in Panama on Friday, and the possibility of a meeting between him and Barack Obama, may rekindle some of the joy that erupted here last December, when the two leaders vowed to restore diplomatic ties and move to end the long-running US embargo.
If you encounter this behaviour, it's best to cut all ties and move on.
Untie each of the ties and move the mattress to an area out of the way.
Nothing, apparently, about severing ties and moving on to the next job.
He's divorced, without family ties and moved to Florida about five years ago to escape the cold New England winters and settle into a more relaxed life, he said.
An eighth major not only would break that tie — and move Webb into a tie with Betsy Rawls for sixth on the all-time list — but would also give her a chance to savor success in a way she couldn't during her meteoric rise.
In a gray suit and red tie and moving with slow grace, he sang in his latter-day vocal style over his early-days music.
As with Tehmina, escaping forced marriage can also force a victim to break family ties and even move country, because often the stigma of divorce forces people to cross borders and begin new lives elsewhere.
Mary Honeyball, a Labour MEP, said she hoped the measures would end "the 'old school tie' network and move from boy's club to boardroom".
5.36pm BST 36 min: "I think se should do away with goal difference as first tie breaker (and move it to second)," writes Thomas Krantz, "and go for the fastest goal scored as first.
