Sentence examples for ties cut from inspiring English sources

What if we rolled into January as if we were rolling into undiscovered country — ties cut, wagons loaded, oxen hitched?

I chopped up old bike inner tubes and used them as ties, cut up plastic milk bottles for plant labels, and converted plumbing pipe into a self-watering system.

Then they walked along the walls, studying photos of ghastly, famine-wasted peasants lined up for the camera, as if for execution, and portraits of stiff, black-and-white men who had come over a long time ago, their eyes bulging as their tightly knotted ties cut off their airflow.

The corporate ties cut both ways.

But because social ties cut across class, he said, working-class Chinese benefit too.

With 32 journalists in prison and its fall in international press freedom indexes continuing uninterruptedly to new all-time lows, Turkey now has a public stripped of its right to know, its ties cut off from public debate.

"Tie", cut out of paper, has four eyes drawn in crayon descending from its faux knot to its point.

So 15-year-old Jonathan, dressed sharply in a suit and tie, cut quite a conspicuous figure.

Once knotted well and tied, cut off any extra string.

To make a tie: Cut a strip of fabric measuring 6 x 50cm/ 2.5 x 20 inches for each tie.

Using an old black school tie, cut a hole in it, and secure pink and black striped material behind the holes using safety pins.