Sentence examples for tied from high-quality English sources.

• Their final total of five tied them with Couple E.

• “They need to be tied up against stakes every spring,” Mr.

• Next, other branches were wrapped in circles around the bent poles and tied to them.

• It worked with brands like Funko and Lego to make custom toys tied to "Stranger Things."

• For those who are left, benefits keep them tied to the job as they look for something better.

• "I said: 'No – my husband's hands were tied, his feet were tied, to the furniture.'

• The exchange helps companies free up cash flow that was previously tied down as subscription income.

• Two games later, it heads back to Dodger Stadium tied again, largely because of Scherzer and Zimmerman.

Use tied in a sentence.

• Some Alzheimer's patients have genes that are linked to amyloid production, while others are tied to tau.

• We just tied the ankles together and wrapped butcher’s string around the top part of the breast to secure the wings to the body.

• "They tied our hands behind our backs, gagged us and tied our faces with our towels and shorts, which they tore.

• Silverstein: And you talk about how our health insurance is often tied to our employment, and if we lose our job, we lose our health insurance.

• Gold, silver and white balloons were tied to the church’s ironwork; nearby, nine white ribbons, each bearing the name of a victim, were tied to a fence.

• If I told the single person tied to one track about the five tied to the other, would the psychological agony of the single person lead him or her to willingly sacrifice him- or herself?

• While the drop in unemployment seen in January was largely tied to more Americans dropping out of the labor force, last month's dip was tied to increased hiring across a broad set of sectors.

• The company's shares got a boost on Thursday after Facebook announced that the firm would be the issuer of its Diem stablecoin, a cryptocurrency tied to another currency's price (Diem is tied to the US dollar).

tied sentence examples

• First place: RBC was a top-three performer in three of the four categories of features that survey respondents say they value most: The bank tied for first in the Account Management and Alerts categories and tied for second in Transfers.

• The media spend for the types of co-marketing campaigns tied to movies or TV shows that Netflix is now making can range from $500,000-$5 million, Jones said, depending on how the content is tied into the brands' retail space, or TV, digital, and other efforts.

• So, for example, if you tied funding to testing, if you tied funding to certain data reporting, if you tied funding to certain staffing that you need to recruit and train, and so on, that is going to be probably your greatest lever—the carrot of funding.

• When such a thing cannot be obtained, then a tube made of the wood apple, or tubular stalk of the bottle gourd, or a reed made soft with oil and extracts of plants, and tied to the waist with strings, may be made use of, as also a row of soft pieces of wood tied together.