Sentence examples for works tied from inspiring English sources

He wanted to burnish his legacy as a philanthropist and focused on charitable works tied to India, like the Indian School of Business, his pet cause.

Comprising of mostly new short films, their provenance ranging from the US to Estonia, Japan and New Zealand, the movies (running from 11 to 13 January) have been sorted into six screening groups, ranging from disparate works tied together by the theme of cycling to a documentary-style tale of the late Swiss cyclist Bruno Risi.

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.

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.

This term was coined by the late Times architecture critic Herbert Muschamp in describing work tied to jingo and nostalgia.

To learn more about the IRC's emergency response work tied to the Syrian Crisis, please click here.

"Illinois residents in serious need are unable to receive important government services, and many non-profit organizations are unable to continue critically important work tied to state grants.

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.

EA has an exclusive five-year contract to program games for America Online aol and AOLTV, and it is fast at work tying its online games into Time Warner twx movies.