Sentence examples for ties of course from inspiring English sources

One time, when she was on the verge of menopause, Nita had teased Rich into making love up there — not on the ties, of course, but on the narrow grass verge beside them — and they had climbed down inordinately pleased with themselves.

The ties of course are stronger.

On each day the competition will begin at 3.30, the first ties, of course, beginning on Monday.

"Its structure has changed greatly in modern times but its historical ties, of course, continue," Gormez said, wearing a grey suit and tie and running worry beads through his hand.

"Black tie, of course," Bradley had said.

He will be wearing a coat and tie, of course, and some lessons of Chicago and Seattle will linger in his mind.

Fashion's love of the tie, of course, could be to do with swinging it around – Freud firmly placed the tie as symbolic of the penis.

They asked, " 'Do I have to wear a tie?' Of course you have to wear a tie," he said he told guests.

"It is tied to U.S. internal disorder, tied of course to our election calendar," Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov told the news agency Tass.

Most aid is still tied, of course, and at least 50 percent of it must be shipped on American flag carriers — at large expense, as these ships often have a monopoly position.

Higher!," this time shows how a young girl, joyous, and her father, also game, imagine riding an ostrich, zipping along on a cheetah (holding on to his tie, of course) and swimming astride a sea turtle.