tie造句

I like your tie.

take one's hat, coat, tie, etc off

Don't tie the bandage too tight.

Your tie should reach your belt.

He used a string to tie the package.

Will you help to choose a new tie for me?

The tie on the cystic duct may slip off.

Our commercials will tie into our billboard ads.

One option is to tie Morning Ruth’s hands, just as Odysseus ordered his sailors to tie him to the mast.

Trying to fix the tie , he took a blackboard eraser and hammered a large tack through his tie into his chest.

Ooh, ugly tie There may be times that your boss wears the ugliest tie on earth but it is not your place to tell them.

Will you not tie up with a wreath your tawny coiled locks?

His tie was an eyesore, but he had a pleasant, open face and an attractive grin.

They tie the hands and legs of suspects like roasted chickens.

I think I like the striped tie better than the plaid one.

I need a piece of string to tie this parcel up.

The gifts for the VIPs are also modest, including a men's tie, a candle, some chocolate and a tea towel.

From bizarre antimatter to experiments that tie light up in knots, physics has revealed some spooky sides of our world.

Love is indeed a many-splendored thing, but sometimes we all need to tie ourselves to the mast.

Then look at the person, choose an outstanding feature (bushy eyebrows, green eyes) and tie the name to the face.

Drayton Maina looks sharp behind the wheel of his car in a gray suit, colorful tie and shiny leather shoes.

In Area F, they have large hooks in the ceiling. They tie the hands and legs of suspects like roasted chickens.

Around the office, Mr. Combs is low-key, wearing khaki pants and a button-down shirt, rarely wearing a tie and jacket, say those who know him.

Pull the ends of the ties through the hole, and tie a knot with the ends to create a loop for hanging.

Just as the advantaged are now more likely to tie the knot in the first place, they are also more likely to remarry following a divorce.

An increase in the number of couples seeking to tie the knot this year has led to a shortage of wedding facilities in Shanghai.

Wearing a navy blazer and conservative tie, unpressed khakis, and brown leather sneakers, he looked more like a college senior dressed for a job interview than an internationally famous writer.

Parents are declaring their kid a genius because she learned to tie a double knot without being taught or received five more star stickers than any other student in second grade.

But Buffett sure likes the Mr. Rogers happy talk cover. Word out of the meeting is that Buffett came in with a frayed tie, so the President gave him one of his.

He wore a blue suit and tie, and sat in a large wooden chair, staring directly into the camera-a pose that, to Izurieta's dismay, mirrored Rosenberg delivering his posthumous J 'accuse.

Great body too, she observed, in a dark suit. Beneath it he wore a black T-shirt, not a white polyester shirt and stodgy tie you saw so often in this area.

Rooney will fly out with the rest of the squad to England's base in Baden-Baden on Monday, but Jermain Defoe also looks certain to be pulling on the team dark navy Armani suit and baby-blue tie chosen by David Beckham, the captain.

On a typical Sunday, he would attend church wearing a green coat, an orange tie, a silver vest, white pants and light brown shoes. Even the way he traveled was colorful. His coach was green and silver, and the horses wore ostrich feathers.