Sentence examples for were untied from inspiring English sources
verb
To loosen, as something interlaced or knotted; to disengage the parts of.
My sneakers were untied as usual, and I was just waiting for someone to tell me that they were untied.
After an eternity, the blindfold was removed, my hands were untied, and the audience was on its feet.
He said that claims of victory after the cold war led the United States to feel its hands were untied in world affairs.
Incorporation in the 1990s meant FE colleges were untied from local authorities and so set off on a voyage of mis-navigation.
"This is Bear, lazy and rich, and Hare, who tricks him, from the book 'Tops & Bottoms.' " Bear's leather shoelaces were untied.
As the parade continued along Northern Boulevard toward 251st Street, a member of the mayor's staff might have averted another accident when he noticed that Mr. Lazio's shoelaces were untied.
"They're untied," I said.
"His shoelaces are untied," he said.
The chow is untied to any particular geographic roots.
In 2002, 43% of official aid was untied.
"That's the first time he's untied himself.
