Sentence examples for will be tie from inspiring English sources
There are no longer shootouts, which means there will be tie games if no team scores in a 10-minute sudden-death overtime.
"The first will be tie up these players who have six months on their contracts.
We're not sure, but we doubt it While Sony's said there will be tie ins with certain PS3 titles, we still think this is going to be a very nice party that nobody will go to.
There will be tie-ins, obviously.
"I think it will make a difference because funding will be tied to it," she said.
Yet the campaigners are optimistic these loose ends will be tied up, or at least fudged.
Like all Democrats in Alabama, he will be "tied," he says, to Obama — "the supposed debacle".
The General Manager Ultimately, Tannenbaum's legacy will be tied to Ryan and Sanchez.
Some of those holdings were in funds that will be tied up for years.
The finale is scheduled for May 6, and presumably dangling plot lines will be tied up neatly.
In the new paradigm, neither money nor credit will be tied to the generation of debt.
