Sentence examples for ties from the from inspiring English sources

The verdict leaves unresolved one of the more perplexing murder cases with suspected mob ties from the 1990s.

The best riffle through Jacassi's stock of pristine woolens, 1930s evening clothes and Neapolitan silk ties from the 1960s and, line for line, they steal.

The building earned the nickname Lavinwood, in homage to Coach Steve Lavin and his California ties, from the rowdy crowd of St. John's students.

Andersen España is the group's first Western European unit to sever ties from the firm in an attempt to establish a long-term plan of survival.

I bought ridiculous suits with stiff collars and silk ties from the 1920s, and would go to the Savoy and Ritz and drink cocktails".

It will also show 14 ties from the earlier rounds of the Carabao Cup and the semi-finals and final of the Checkatrade Trophy.

But Pang Da must first win approval for a tie-up from the Beijing authorities.

For each ego-subject, we examined the number of driving and transit ties from which the fraction of each tie's mode choice was calculated.

"It was a very strange tie from the beginning, and what I did was crazy".

Unlike India, Pakistan had a self-image tied, from the very beginning, to religion.

Korean performing arts, the dance and theatre arts of Korea, tied from the earliest records to religious beliefs and customs.