Sentence examples for unsuitable tie from inspiring English sources

He recalled the time President Bush was wearing an unsuitable tie when he was about to address the House about the Persian Gulf war: "I said, 'Take my tie!' " That blue tie is now framed at the entrance to Mr. Rogich's office.

The firm in 2006 sold the school districts "unsuitable" securities tied to synthetic collateralized debt obligations that were "far more risky" than advertised and mostly purchased with borrowed funds, according to a complaint filed in federal court in Milwaukee.

banning unsuitable accommodation being used as tied housing to offset the minimum wage.

McDonagh's article suggested that Markle, who will become the first American to officially marry a British royal when they tie the knot in Spring 2018, was "unsuitable as Prince Harry's wife" because she is divorced.

Their role in the nomination process dates back to the 1980s, when party bosses decided that people such as themselves should be empowered to break a tie or stop the great unwashed from picking someone unsuitable.Over half of the superdelegates have already endorsed a candidate, but they can change their minds, and several have recently switched to Mr Obama.

At first, he says, this was because he was assumed to have political ties to opposition figures in Bahia, and was therefore deemed to be an unsuitable owner of previously state-owned utilities.A few years after Lula's election in 2002, Mr Dantas claims, pressure on him increased.

A first round FA Cup tie against non-league Cambridge City was played there due to City's ground being deemed unsuitable to host the tie.

"Unsuitable," the king replies.

It sounds most unsuitable".

Unsuitable photos were weeded out.

Though the guide was unsuitable.