Sentence examples for ties to a second from inspiring English sources

This ties to a second difference: the technology itself could enable action.

Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, Democrat of West Virginia, founded two nonprofit groups and has long ties to a third, the Washington Bach Consort.

That sense that something is up is also tied to a second part of a crucial story of Bond's childhood.

The Big Three automakers are currently buying out more than 25,000 employees who earn above $20 an hour, replacing many with new hires tied to a "second tier" wage scale that never quite reaches $20.

Before any of this becomes clear, or funny, we get an illogical chorus about impressive butts and a sitar phrase tied to a fifth-grade discussion of erections.

Burns' personal identity, however, is intrinsically tied to a third demographic: She's an engineer.

On Monday, Matthew was officially tied to a third sex attack when he was indicted in a 2005 sexual assault and attempted abduction of a woman, then 26, in Fairfax, Virginia.

He said the suspects had no connection to the Serbian state but did have ties to an unnamed third country.

Each mathematical structure is tied to a particular first-order language.

He was handcuffed, shackled and tied to a seat in first class, officials said.

GB's Ward is scheduled to face Young if the tie goes to a fifth match.