Sentence examples for ties later from inspiring English sources

The murder was almost certainly instigated by al-Mutawakkil's son and heir, al-Muntasir, who immediately ascended the throne; Abu Ahmad's own role in the affair remains suspect, however, given his close ties later on with the Turkish military leaders.

Isanusi Garcia-Rodriguez, dressed Gypsy-style in tuxedo without tie (later stripping down to underpants), is a vaguely devilish and satyrlike master of ceremonies.

Cameroon vs. Denmark Group E 2 30 p.m. Eastern TV: ABC, Univision If the Netherlands or Japan earns 3 points in Saturday's early game, Cameroon and Denmark will need a win or a tie later in Pretoria to avoid elimination in the group stage.

This suture is cut and clipped for tying later.

I look forward to playing in the next Davis Cup tie later in the year".

Bell's 38 rushing attempts set a playoff record, tied later by John Riggins in Super Bowl XVII, while the Eagles' Wilbert Montgomery was held to 35 yards on 12 attempts.

General Garner, who helped create the thriving Kurdish autonomous area of northeastern Iraq in the early 1990's, owes his appointment to the personal ties he later formed with Mr. Rumsfeld.

In 2008, Lehman Brothers Japan (LBJ) was swindled out of ¥35bn in an elaborate confidence game run by a hospital revitalisation firm called Asclepius, a now defunct firm with underworld ties which later filed for bankruptcy.

You can always cut the ties shorter later.

It was a vital point and Jose Maria Canizares ensured the tie moments later.

Maybe he's saving it so he can tie-dye later on".