tie的示例

• We tied balloons and streamers to the ceiling ready for the party.

• A sailor threw a rope ashore and we tied the boat to a post.

• She wrapped the present and tied it with ribbon.

• With his feet tied together he could only move in little hops.

• Where's the cord that ties back the curtains?

• Most evenings there's a party and the dress code is strict - black tie only.

• He loosened his tie.

• He wasn't wearing a tie and his shirt was open at the neck.

• Do you suppose it would be offending against good taste to wear a patterned tie with my striped shirt?

• Giulio was looking quite presentable in a suit and tie.

• They're a worrying political party because of their close ties with terrorist groups.

• We must grasp every opportunity to strengthen economic ties with other countries.

• He believes that Europe must create closer ties or it will perish.

• The company has severed its ties with its previous partners.

• The organization's aim is to strengthen the cultural ties between Britain and Germany.

• Moreover, such priming effects are tied to representations in the brain.

• The actors are able to reach common agreement on their preferences and are open to ties with other parties.

• The collective results suggest that neural populations, rather than the individual cell, determine the spatial proper ties of its receptive field.

• There is a fairly straightforward answer to this question, which is intimately tied to their concept of iteration.

• An individual is concerned over a triple of alternatives if these alternatives are not all tied in this individual's preference ordering.

• In both countries older women generally had more close ties than older men and received more kinds of support.

• Rather, we should admit that the ties are somewhat different in different contexts.

• To begin, venues are directly tied to policy solutions, and advocacy groups do have preferences in this regard.

• Rather, moral is referring to the form taken by ties which bind individuals and groups in social relations.

• In this rubric, the political is released from a necessary tie to centralized governance and simply represents itself as a social production.

• Others are so closely tied to elected politicians that they lack substantial independence.

• The study indicates that the intensity-dependent phase of the atomic dipole should play a major role in the spatial coherence proper ties of harmonic emission.

• When troubles arose, the ministry arranged mergers, utilizing its informal ties with banks.

• This peripatetic round of appointments made it highly unlikely that he would develop lasting ties with townspeople.

• He advocated nurturing the sociocultural and political orientations he believed were tied to the identity of the state.