Sentence examples for tying at from inspiring English sources
Yet, it historically plays difficult, with Kaye and Rollins tying at 13 under par last year.
The Raiders were only one unfortunate offensive holding penalty and one more egregious error by Denarius Moore, who managed to turn a near-certain catch into a drive-killing interception, from tying at New England on Sunday and at least getting to the lottery of overtime.
It is a program that, so far, satisfies politicians intent on tying at least some part of teachers' salaries to student performance, while respecting the concerns of unions that a teacher not be judged solely on the work of his students, whose abilities can vary wildly.
Green scored on a tip-in in with a minute left, and the Warriors rallied from 10 points down in the fourth quarter to beat the Memphis Grizzlies 100-99 on Saturday night tying at least one NBA record held by the 1995-96 Michael Bullsn-led Chicago Bulls.
Because that app has to search each of those services' databases to find the correct place to check-in at across all three, Brightkite likely has some interesting data tying at least some of these places on the different databases together.
For the 29 elections between 1900-2012, tallerller candidate won 19 of the contests whereas the shorter candidate won 9 (with Bill Clinton and G.H.W. Bush tying at 6'2" and being excluded, based on a Wikipedia compilation that adds the totals incorrectly).
Clinton and Obama are tied at -4.
At 2 30 PM Times Square & UN Plaza tied at 108 & 99.
Last month's rematch finished tied at 2-2.
