Sentence examples for ties with each from inspiring English sources
Both spinners and spun are odd hybrids: new companies with long histories; independent entities that have close ties with each other.
Isolated from their families and geographically removed from society at large, young people with impairments formed strong ties with each other and a support system among themselves.
Last year the council organised a faith conference, attended by more than 140 representatives from different faiths, where organisations were encouraged to build closer ties with each other and the council.
Italian and Greek police officials say that anarchist groups across Europe maintain close ties with each other through the Internet, and often act to call attention to their cause.
Calling the region critical to economic growth and national security, he said, "I want everyone to know from the outset, my administration is committed to strengthening our ties with each country individually but also with the region's institutions".
The coach and supporters never really developed close ties with each other in Munich, so it will be interesting to see if there is some kind of emotional détente to go with the – by and large – very measured analysis of his three years in charge.
Final whistle ends the match in a 1-1 tie, with each team taking an important point.
Instead, it would have been virtually tied, with each side receiving about 49.5 percent of the vote.
One recent poll showed Hagan and Tillis tied with each other; another had Hagan leading, but only by two points.
In the 82nd through 85th Congresses, from 1951 to 1959, the membership of the Senate was virtually tied, with each major party holding between 47 and 49 seats out of 96 (Hawaii and Alaska were not yet states) for the entire time.
Fifth place appeared to be a tie, with each earning about $10.1 million: "The Other Guys" (Sony), with a new total of $88.2 million, and "Piranha 3-D," a new horror romp from the Weinstein Company.
