Sentence examples for work ties from inspiring English sources

A lot of livestock attendants come from the Brethren, because that kind of work ties in with their religion.

Entry for each is CNY10 (about £1) In a land where it's normal for husbands, wives and kids to spend months at a time apart because of work ties, Chinese New Year is a time to congregate, cut loose, and blow things up.

The consulting work ties into her writing, she says.

Overall, in literature, we see that the problems of model development, external data acquisition, and time value of prediction have been separately addressed, but no singular work ties these concepts together.

Geneticist Elaine Ostrander of the National Human Genome Research Institute in Bethesda, Maryland, says that although many papers report a gene or two linked to a particular color, this work ties together several steps in a pattern-producing pathway.

When I suggested that this sounds like a shift from Adams' previous work in advertising, he didn't entirely disagree, but he also said Intercom's work ties into the themes he's been exploring at Facebook, which have also been expressed in his talks and his book Grouped.

A period of work tied to academics, these colleges say, is too important to be elective.

Among other things, they said he was too busy with philanthropic and charity work tied to the company's foundation and other groups.

Though Orpheus was the concert's key work, tying in with the festival's Orpheus journey theme, it was never going to compete with the other work on the programme, Oedipus Rex, Stravinsky's macabre gift to the impresario Diaghilev.

That work tied together quantum mechanics and Einstein's special theory of relativity.

The money will be spent on work tied to the national No Second Night Out initiative.