Sentence examples similar to ties to time from inspiring English sources

Towns have daily rhythms, tied to time and weather, that seem to go on without you.

It is no accident the SS spoke a jargon both mechanised and barbarous - 'Ortsundzeitgebunden,' tied to time and place.

The traditional school is tied to time and location.

The benefit is that you can continually increase prices because money isn't tied to time.

And, best of all, your compensation isn't tied to time.

By their nature, these posters are ephemeral, tied to time, place, and specific events, but many have had far-reaching and long-lasting impact, in no small part due to the astonishing craft and beauty they display.

All this gets even more daunting as a move in this country to ad viewability -- perhaps tied to time spent and attentiveness -- is sure to spread across the globe.

I want my records to have to sell in a free marketplace, not tied to time.

Though our lessons are always tied to Times features, we seek to make every one of them "evergreen" in terms of what they ask students to learn and do.

In fact, many of Cash's songs have direct ties to his time in Dyess.

Four years ago, Mr. Romney assailed Mr. McCain for having close ties to big-time Washington lobbyists like Mr. Black.