Sentence examples for took a tie from inspiring English sources

Serena, who was rewarded with a cheque for £486,000 as she completed her fifty-second win in 56 matches in the past year, took a tie break off her sister for the first time to win the opening set, a 44-minute demonstration of power-hitting that surely cannot have been equalled during a women's match at Wimbledon.

It took a tie-break to separate the two players in the fourth set, with Karlovic's fate sealed when he served a double fault at 4-4.

It took a tie-break to settle a topsy-turvy third set in which both players failed to dominate the serve, with Ferrer eventually coming through victorious, and he wrapped up the victory following a break in the 11th game of the fourth set.

It took a tie-breaking 11th run to crown Marco Rubio the Republican candidate for President of the United States, and even then, Fiorina gave him a run for his money.

"Now, if it takes a tie to finally get the same share of oil royalties as Louisiana, then I'll wear one," he says.

The 43-year-old would unquestionably have taken a tie for third, alongside Donald, before the tournament began but it can only be a cause of dejection in the context of Bjorn's Sunday morning position.

Now take a tie or belt and wind it around the splint, immobilizing the hand and forearm.

The Nets wiped out a 12-point deficit in the first half and took a 49-49 tintonto halftime.

In the South, Arkansas and Ole Miss took a 17-17 tintonto seven overtimes, a record for Division I-A, before the Razorbacks emerged with a 58-56 victory.

With the White Sox leading, 3-1, Weleapteagainstinsthehe left-field wall on a spectacular catch that took a game-tying homer from Johnson.

Take a hair tie and tie back the upper part.