Sentence examples for ties split from inspiring English sources

Their cup record was equally good, winning 10 of the 18 cup meetings, with the remaining eight ties split equally between draws and Chelsea wins.

Administration officials acknowledged that the decision reflected the president's efforts to find a way out of a political quandary that involved family ties, splits in the Republican Party and attacks by environmentalists on Mr. Bush's energy policies.

The eggs began welding themselves to the pan; the garbage bag I was tying split open at the bottom, covering my slippers in three-day-old linguine and rice pudding.

If there's a tie, split the bounty.

In order to evaluate the representativeness of the study sample, responders in the recall study were compared to non-responders using Chi-square statistics and independent samples t-test, or alternatively, the nonparametric Mann–Whitney test for variables that were not normally distributed, in which ties were split equally.

"Out of the eight players taking part in this tie in Split, I'm probably the one who should feel it most," Ljubicic said.

The four-run ninth-inning rally, capped by Bobby Thomson's killing homer against the Dodgers' Ralph Branca, not only won the 1951 National League pennant for the Giants (the two teams had finished the regular season in a tie, and split the first two games of their best-of-three playoff) but stands as the most vivid single moment, the grand exclamation point, in the history of the pastime.

The best actress prize wasn't the only award that resulted in a tie: Amy Adams and Patricia Arquette split the best actress in a limited series or movie made for television honor.

"Either you feel like you need to sever ties with me — split ties with me — but don't sit here and throw me out like I don't pay attention, like I don't know what's going on, like I'm making mistakes, like I'm the problem," Portis said.

He wore No7 for the two Europa League ties against Hadjuk Split, but a number of fans complained about having the wrong number, so Pennant switched back to No16.

Since the order of the random splits may affect the result of the change-point analysis, we repeated the analysis 1,000 times with a different random seed to split ties in each repetition.