Sentence examples for ties with that from inspiring English sources
His equivalent at the Istiqlal-linked UGTM is loosening its ties with that party.
Italy, once Libya's colonial ruler, has long and deep ties with that country, and Mr. Frattini's comments carried significant weight.
"That was my Jonah-in-the-belly experience," Dr. Bullock said, and he severed ties with that group of friends.
Has he really cut all ties with that world or is he part of the cover-up?
Iyengar retained his ties with that village and later established education, public health and other social projects there.
Thatcher realised that, if she was to win her seat, she would have to have good ties with that community.
The tenure of this administration will tie-in with that of the assembly.
The world they foresee does not tie with that being promoted by Catelin and the World Coal Association.
So tied with that broader agenda, the progressive future will belong to who ever can build a new generation of grassroots organisations, to develop a sense of civic engagement.
Or for gentleman, this tie with that blazer?
