Sentence examples for ties myself to from inspiring English sources

"I used to deliver the ties myself to Bloomingdale's, in a bomber jacket and blue jeans," he says.

I should tie myself to no particular system of society other than of socialism.

"I'm not tying myself to any future productions just yet," she said.

"I asked for a rope," he said, "and tied it around myself and jumped in and tied myself to Darri.

When I was about eight years old, when things started to go wrong at school, I would tie myself to the springs of my mattress with my pyjamas.

Once you have a mortgage, you are tied down – I still harbour dreams of moving abroad so tying myself to a particular place is not necessarily a good idea; that is a generational difference.

This is true, but trying to preserve those search-engine rankings would mean tying myself to a site structure and URL set that really doesn't work for my business.

"I have to tie myself to the vision and I have to say to myself, 'What is Disney?' " Mr. Eisner clings to the vision because it is getting a bit lonely in his corner of the media world.

I have yet to tie myself to a tree trunk, but I must be on a constant alert for the dreaded sound of the chain saw and then determine if it is a street tree being attacked.

The day I spend money kitting out my Avatar is the day I buy a yacht, tie myself to the floor, then scuttle it in the middle of the Southern Ocean.

As a liberty-lover, why would I tie myself to all of that -- for life?