And now, you've got to wrap it up and tie it up here.

Then in a chain which length is seventy cubits tie him up .

Unions and agricultural groups tie up traffic with protests every other day, hinting at possible escalation.

My tie is orange.

I bought a red tie.

You should fix your tie.

Sami can tie his shoes.

Sami can tie his shoes.

Sami can tie his shoes.

Sami can tie his shoes.

Tie his hands behind him.

The alternative converting those other instruments into the new national currency would tie up the offending country in litigation for years.

She gave her father a tie.

Did anybody notice that in two of the three debates, Obama wore a blue tie and Romney wore a red tie?

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This tie doesn't go with my suit.

I gave my father a silk tie.

She found a nice tie for me.

Let me tie all of this together.

Your tie blends well with your suit.

No one I know wears a tie anymore.

Do you know how to tie your shoes?

His shirt was gray and the tie was yellow.

It took hard military power to sever that tie.

Tom always wears a tie to work, except on Fridays.

Tom always wears a tie to work, except on Fridays.

Two elderly Moroccan women tie their scarves under their chins

Of course, investors who don t want to tie up their funds in low yielding government bonds can buy explicit inflation hedges as an overlay to their other investments.

Bind them continually on your heart. Tie them around your neck.

I don't have time to buy a new tie before the banquet.

Bind them continually upon thine heart, and tie them about thy neck.

You want to tie in to the rest of the world out there.

Some of the US scandals tie American prison personnel directly to Abu Ghraib.

Notably, in resolving a price tie, a bidder with a higher credibility will win.

But Bouteflika s most likely successors, including his brother, almost certainly will not have this tie.

Notes Note 5 Tie played over one leg due to the political situation in Libya.

This was the first time this rule was used for a tie played to completion.

A contemporary observer, Winthrop Case, explained it all in 1938 economic revival depended on the willingness of individual and corporate buyers to make purchases that necessarily tie up their resources for a considerable length of time.

When Germans tie their hands with constitutional budget laws, they are in effect untying their neighbors .

This leaves unification as the last tie to Mao's revolution and justification for one party rule.

And the fishermen would tie a net off the headland, string it out along the other net.

Lady Ashton should be able to tie together the political and resource arms of Europe s external policies.

Brown's season ended through injury in the FA Cup Fourth Round tie with Middlesbrough in January 2012.

In Brazil, in the event of a bid tie, only the bid registered first will be considered.

The connection is no accident. Some of the US scandals tie American prison personnel directly to Abu Ghraib.