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When producing too much, money gets tied up in materials and resources that could be used for other opportunities are spent.

He said the 11 men spent the first month of detention tied together by a rope.

But after seeing the body, Norton is sure they were climbing tied together when Mallory fell. "There was a rope wrapped round his waist. "

The rubber rope tied to the jumper's ankle is long enough to ensure that he or she will enjoy the "free fall" in the air for a few seconds.

Stretched over a punishment rack, his hands tied down and feet held, the prisoner was beaten.

Convinced he was a devil, his parents tied him up like an unwanted kitten in a gunnysack and threw him down a well.

April came as a relief to Andes' wife, Julie, who had found his phone tied up with texting when she tried to call him on lunch breaks.

Prosecutors say the policemen forced their way into the bank in the capital, Tegucigalpa and tied up the security guards at gunpoint.

A worker's pay is often tied to things like his specific knowledge and experience.

The soil in return for her service keeps the tree tied to her, the sky asks nothing and leaves it free.

The thief was brought to the front with his hands tied behind.

Even though there's disagreement over how much of the price of solar is tied up in these soft costs, they are clearly an important factor.

However, the bulk of Gaddafi's fortune seems to be tied up in the Western banking system.

Obama also leads McCain or is tied with him in several key states that will provide the margin of victory on Tuesday.

Real wealth appears to be tied up in the banking system and not with the general public.

At first recruits were only military and the main reason the military needed recruits is actually tied up in the word's etymology.

Corpus Christi Caller - Riggins handed me a three-weight fly rod with a green popper tied to its tippet.

and the men, having tied me with cords, heaved me into the boat, whence I was taken into the ship, and thence into the captain's cabin.

This time she found a little bottle on it and tied round the neck of the bottle was a paper label.

The first stage of the execution was to be tied to a wooden frame and dragged behind a horse to the place of your death.

The police made him lay down, and tied his hands behind his back.

And yet, with its rigid currency policy, China is fighting the inflation battle with one hand tied behind its back.

This pair of seemingly irrelevant, character of the men and women, but not complete because two child and was tied together magically fate.

My hands were tied and I knew that they had orders to kill me if I tried to escape.

Because you have gotten, as you see, tied up with something so vital to me, I do not think I shall ever shake you off. Nor do I wish to.

Villagers in Jombang in East Java remembered him, as a boy, tied to the flagpole in the front yard for some jest that had gone too far.

When beginning to copy, his nephew stared tongue-tied and did not know where to start.

And yet mainstream opinion in Warsaw is in no doubt that the nation's destiny is tied to the euro, and particularly to Germany.

She had not troubled to dress herself, but wore a dirty dressing-gown, and her hair was tied in a sluttish knot.

You recall that you arrived at the beach on a boat and that you left the boat tied to the dock. You know how you will get home.

But most coastal states around the Arctic are not keen to have their hands tied by an international agreement of this kind.

And I woke up in a blur and was tied up, hurt, adrenaline scorching inside, as it raced through my veins.

"We had a lot of work and resources tied up in it, " said Jones, digging himself in a little deeper.

She is curled up in a foetal position, her hands tied behind her back, blood splattered on her bedroom wall.

Jed got his rope and tied it around the horses neck. He began to pull on the rope.

Since the pair tied the knot, dozens more couples have been queueing up to copy their unusual ceremony.

Suddenly he had an intense desire to see what was tied in his cloth.

I'd love to come around to your place tonight, but I'm afraid we are a bit tied up with work at the moment.

His companion was older, clean-shaved, with a lined ascetic face. His hair had been pulled back and tied in a knot behind his head.

With all options closed, he said, the government's hands were tied.

one put emphasis on her . the secretary tied her with string to the corner of his office. It was the happiest hours.

Kirin's culture as a public company tied to Mitsubishi, a big conglomerate, clashes with that of Suntory, a private, family firm.

When that elephant was just a baby, and not very strong, it was tied by a huge chain to an iron stake that could not be moved.

There is a fine early example in the exhibition showing a kneeling, near-naked Barbarian with his hands tied behind his back.

Pirates from Tunis threatened the ship, there was a violent storm and the plant had to be tied down.

To his end of the stronger line, Philippe tied the cable on which he would walk.

The hunters wanted to take him alive to the king, so they tied him to a tree, and went away to look for a wagon.

Most importantly, IDC said any virtualisation software your firm purchases should not be tied to any one set of hardware.

I described to him the way I had felt when he had looked at me and how incongruous it had been for me to be tongue-tied by it.

So he tied a string to the leg of mutton and dragged it along after him in the dirt, and when he got home he found the mutton was spoiled.

My driver, Mr. Yu, found a length of cable and tied it around the puppy's neck.

They tied his hands, stacked some wood, set up a stake and bound him to the stake.

And yet even Quan admits she had one customer who tied her up and scared her so badly she thought he was going to kill her.

Sergeant John Gass says the child was soaked with sweat and had a rope tied to one of his ankles.

We had the laugh on Peter: we tied his shoelaces together when he was asleep and, of course, as soon as he tried to walk he fell over.

One day, the teacher inquired Peter: "How much is four minus four? " Peter was tongue-tied.

One of those young people to turn, impatience, reluctantly pulls out a stack of neat tied money, out of a hand.

Printing is no longer tied to a specific device, and the concept of a default printer for an application is no longer valid.

he has been pegged to the hair, body from top to bottom was a lot of small rope tied, can only look up to the sky.

However, all this may only be tied to a bit of wishful thinking and a bit of hope.

The out-of-control john who tied her up in a motel bathtub and filled it with scalding water.

The AO line is usually tied to the least significant bit of the address bus.

Tied up? What's she doing? I wanted her to go out with me.

If an elephant is left tied to a parking meter, the parking fee has to be paid just as it would for a vehicle.

All his wealth was tied up in the company.

From the second sled came Jim-Jim with his hands tied in front of him.

In his left hand he carried a little bundle tied up in a handkerchief; in his right he leaned on a sort of a cudgel, cut from some hedge.

Note that this assumes that key columns are never updated; once a row exists, it is immutably tied to its primary-key value.

One day gave her a wonderful box tied with a golden cord and made her promise not to open it.

He was pulled out of the boot and tied up to his two friends, who were left unharmed.

Seneca asked us to think of ourselves like dogs who have been tied to a chariot driven by an unpredictable driver.

"The politicians are tied up . . . I don't think they have time to think about [central bank policy], " said the person close to the BoJ.

He fished one big fish, tied up the fish head to the upper part of the body side of the boat above.

If he struggled, his hands would have been tied and a choke knot applied to his neck.

In any case, stinginess is often tied to a warped sense of self-worth: "I don't deserve to spend any money. "

village seemed deserted, the only sign of lift being an ugly-looking black goat tied to a tree on a short length of rope in a field nearby.

Finally, holding costs include the cost of funds that could be used for other purposes if they were not tied up in inventory.

Tied to the vehicle was an illegal parking ticket, signed by one of the Fourteenth Precinct's finest.

In the meantime, the bank has segregated troubled securities tied to U. S. real estate into a separate workout portfolio.

Up to this point , everything about events has been tied to procedural script .

"Why, here's my button! " he cried. And he tried to pick it up. But, like all the other buttons on the mattress, it was tied down tight.

Most of his opponents have been tied up in internal wrangles and flaky alliances.

After the trial, Iraqi intelligence agents tied him to a chair and brought in his wife.

He tried to move faster but found his feet were lead and his arms tied to his sides.

The little girl's experience with the kidnapper tied her in knots and it was hard for her to sleep well for a long time.

He had tied the package with a cord before he took it to the post office.

This is a great keyboard of its own kind, it can be tied up on your wrist and easy to carry and use.

He almost spills his drink, is sort of tongue tied, but does manage to say his name is Frank.

They tied the donkey's legs together, turned him over on his back; and began to carry him.

He fished one big fish, tied up the fish head and the upper part of the body side the boat above.

The little girl's experience with the kidnapper tied her in knots and it was hard for her to sleep well for a long time.

He had tied the package with a cord before he took it to the post office.

This is a great keyboard of its own kind, it can be tied up on your wrist and easy to carry and use.

He almost spills his drink, is sort of tongue tied, but does manage to say his name is Frank.

They tied the donkey's legs together, turned him over on his back; and began to carry him.

He fished one big fish, tied up the fish head and the upper part of the body side the boat above.

My contract has tied me down for a few years and I would like to replay this with a good season next season.

As a result, the availability of mission-critical information systems is often tied directly to business performance or revenue.

He was touched, I suppose, because he took it at last and tied it quickly round his waist under the jacket, on his bare skin.

The robber tied his handkerchief over his eyes, and walked by him till he stopped directly at Cassim's house, where Ali Baba then lived.

As a result, the availability of mission-critical information systems is often tied directly to business performance or revenue.

He was touched, I suppose, because he took it at last and tied it quickly round his waist under the jacket, on his bare skin.

The robber tied his handkerchief over his eyes, and walked by him till he stopped directly at Cassim's house, where Ali Baba then lived.

Today, he said, most information is not tied to a specific container but rather can be accessed from a wide array of devices.

The light carbon was tied up in layers of clay, which would have trapped organic particles when they settled to the bottom of an ocean.

The bra (see photo), made of recyclable plastic, can be tied together to create pots out of the bra's cups.

The perfume pouch will be hung around the neck or tied to the front of a garment as an ornament.

The thief was brought to the front with his hands tied.

Savings are a great source for tuition, but many unemployed don't have savings or have it tied up in retirement accounts.

All this is tied together into a central structured-wiring panel, which houses a pair of Netgear 16-port gigabit ethernet switches.

Savings are a great source for tuition, but many unemployed don't have savings or have it tied up in retirement accounts.

All this is tied together into a central structured-wiring panel, which houses a pair of Netgear 16-port gigabit ethernet switches.

It could have been a random occurrence tied to the specifics of the circumstance, so I decided to experiment.

She was one of those Spokane women who always wore a purple bandanna tied tightly around her head.

When she woke up to see himself in a dilapidated house, tied up like their dumplings, she was scared.

Moving the name resolution up into the cluster means routing is no longer tied to the physical network connectivity.

He said you and I were relatives in former lives and that our fates are tied together.

Although we had a very happy relationship and there was so much I loved about him, I already felt tied down.

It feels as though I had a string, tied here under my left rib where my heart is, tightly knotted to you in a similar fashion.

They were afraid he might go into another fit, so they tied him to the couch and made plans to take him home the next day.

It feels as though I had a string, tied here under my left rib where my heart is, tightly knotted to you in a similar fashion.

They were afraid he might go into another fit, so they tied him to the couch and made plans to take him home the next day.

The etymology of the word harbinger is tied up in that "forerunner" meaning.

A homemade banner, made of sheets, hangs over the main motorway in Reykjavik, tied to the railings of a bridge.

No member of a religious society can be tied with any other bonds but what proceed from the certain expectation of eternal life.

He took his cart to the door of the store, where the boy handed him a small package wrapped in newspaper and tied with white string.

The point is to let the lifecycle structure your development efforts without feeling completely tied to it.

S. states, European countries weren't part of a single nation with a unified budget and a labor market tied together by a common language.

took a piece of string out of his pocket and tied a small gray feather in the old man's long white hair.

Didn't you see there was a red label tied around her wrist? Every corpse has such a red label in the mortuary .

took a piece of string out of his pocket and tied a small gray feather in the old man's long white hair.

Didn't you see there was a red label tied around her wrist? Every corpse has such a red label in the mortuary .

Most of the sea folk passed their tokens up to the barges or tied them to the great funnel net being strung even now below the hulls.

I'd like to take a few moments to tell you about your schedule here. Today through Friday you'll be pretty tied up at the factory.

"Fire's the only way to get rid of this stuff, " said Bill as they tied an old tire to the tow bar with a 50-foot chain.

So much of a typical American's wealth is tied up in bricks that the threat of house- price deflation stokes panic .

When he came to, he found himself sitting on a chair, with his hands tied back.

No doubt he understands what ought to be done, but the promise he made in 2008 has tied his hands.

When he got home, his mother said to him, "You silly fellow, you should have tied it with a string, and dragged it along after you. "

The severity of the economic decline prompted Mr. Otellini to make a rare speech tied to investing in the United States, he said.

When he got home, his mother said to him, "You silly fellow, you should have tied it with a string, and dragged it along after you. "

The severity of the economic decline prompted Mr. Otellini to make a rare speech tied to investing in the United States, he said.

I tied the balloon to the wall of my cubicle. I thought I would be able to find it easily.

and she seated herself on the bird's back, with her feet on his outstretched wings, and tied her girdle to one of his strongest feathers.

One would replace the flimsy "fair comment" defence (which easily gets tied up in questions of fact) with a new one of "honest opinion" .

And this World Cup was no different as he was tied as the top goal scorer of the tournament with five goals in all.

He felt as tongue-tied as he would have if she were actually standing in front of him.

They struggled for a moment, and then he held her down and, with Mrs Poole's help, tied her to a chair.

I ran back to the wheel to keep her into the wind, while Keefer tied in the last few points and started to raise sail again.

An early method of measuring speed involved throwing a knotted rope tied to a log over the side of the ship.

I ran back to the wheel to keep her into the wind, while Keefer tied in the last few points and started to raise sail again.

An early method of measuring speed involved throwing a knotted rope tied to a log over the side of the ship.

The sun was just beginning to set as the weaver birds tied off the last knots in the soaring thatched roof.

so they tied him to a tree, and went away to look for a wagon.

Practical gals wore their hair tied up in a roll and covered with a headscarf tied in a knot at the front.

The old man's mouth was gagged with a cloth, his hands were tied behind him and he had been some time dead.

For most of you this would be the e-mail tied to your Master EA account (ie the account in which all of your EA games are registered under).

The only sign of life was an ugly-looking black goat on a short length of rope (which was) tied to a tree in a field nearby.

A week ago, I came to work early and was accosted by two men who tied me up, gagged me, robbed me and left me face down on the floor.

The only city with a Bank is Shattrath and the bank is tied into The Aldor and The Scryer opposing factions within the city.

A week ago, I came to work early and was accosted by two men who tied me up, gagged me, robbed me and left me face down on the floor.

The only city with a Bank is Shattrath and the bank is tied into The Aldor and The Scryer opposing factions within the city.

The rope should be tied so it doesn't dangle low enough to be stepped over but not be so high or tight that the horse's head is restricted.

Oh, you think you're mighty smart, DON'T you? I could lick you with one hand tied behind me, if I wanted to.

They were all wearing the same uniform: a tea towel stamped with the Hogwarts crest, and tied, as Winky's had been, like a toga.

So he tied a cowbell to her ankle, so he could hear at night if she tried to get out of bed.

Joe was fit to be tied when his wife told him she was leaving.

The farmer: I tied its left leg to the pole and went on milking, after I finished another bucket, it kicked that over with its right leg.

My money is all tied up in shares.

Her long red hair was tied up in a ponytail, and she was wearing a summery, tiered dress.

My money is all tied up in shares.

Her long red hair was tied up in a ponytail, and she was wearing a summery, tiered dress.

The years in her face tied a string, wind and rain the relentless erosion of her bent back, while mother's mouth is always earnestly exhort.

A man with no hat, and with broken shoes, and with an old rag tied round his head.

Adil said he was kept lying face down on the floor with his hands tied behind his back for an hour with the officers pointing guns at him.

In the words of alislam. org, the body should be lowered into the water "in a vessel of clay or with a weight tied to its feet" .

It seems as if so much of its self-esteem is tied up in gold.

How much cash is tied up in accounts receivable (and thus not available to you), and for how long?

When he had tied her up in the back-yard, the wretched father went and sat in the passage, with his knuckles to his eyes.

His studio numbers were unlisted and he moved around between them, refusing to be tied to one place.

His studio numbers were unlisted and he moved around between them, refusing to be tied to one place.

She took from the back of her head, where it had been safely tied, a small package, not larger than a silver dollar, sewed up in silk.

He made no empty promises, nor the craven excuse that his hands were tied by more powerful forces in the world than himself.

She was tied up in a meeting all morning. The phone was tied up for an hour.

First up is an S&M scene featuring a leather-clad woman and man tied to a chair wearing nothing but a kitchen apron and a gas mask.

Her feet are also tied to something on the other side, which makes it impossible for her to swing her legs down.

But, with much of this wealth tied up in horrific stock markets, tycoons are a looking a little more threadbare.

His money is all tied up in stocks.

Have the children fish for shapes using a broom with a string tied around the handle and a magnet on the end of the string.

Five teenagers tied Jones' hands behind his back, taped his mouth, and beat him around the head and face.

As long as China stayed in the war, hundreds of thousands of imperial Japanese Army soldiers could be tied down on the Asian mainland.

Zeus was so angry when he found out about this that he tied prometheus to a great rock on a mountain.

He was tied to what was left of the Aioi Bridge* with a sign hanging from him that said: "Beat this American Soldier Before You Pass. "

Also, Turin said, ancient people may have felt tied to the landscape in a way that might be hard for many modern Westerners to understand.

I tied myself strongly to it with my turban, in hopes that the roc next morning would carry me with her out of this desert island.

There was also a gun and a thin piece of rope with the end tied in a circle. A hard chair stood against the wall.

In an effort to diversify and stabilise their revenue, some drugmakers are beginning to sell ancillary services tied to their wares.

When we fought, he tied me up. I thought he just tied me up for the vasectomy but I had never thought that he would tattoo words on my face.

It would have built-in 3G and, like the Amazon device, would be tied to a particular store fore-book downloads.

Just now a well- built young man was forced to enter the policemen's office, with his hands tied on his back .

Plastics manufacturers complained to Mr Dadoo, who could say his hands were tied by the court.

Then they tied him on a heating plate and called the police before they took the money and left.

The distribution of these funds is tied to the many governmental reform groups taking temporary control of a number of major governments.

In short, the system was hacked not by cracking the code but by subverting places where the code tied into the other parts of the system.

But the size of each state's handout would be tied not to runaway medical inflation, but to the much more sedate general price index.

Her long dark hair was tied tightly to keep it from whipping in the wind of her passage.

Practitioners wear a white, loose-fitting uniform known as a do bok, tied at the waist with a colored belt that indicates rank.

Apple and Google have both previously said the location data collected via their phones is anonymous and not tied to a specific user.

Tom ran out of doors. The company looked at each other with a perplexed interest -- and inquiringly at Huck, who was tongue-tied.

Japanese soldier checked me all over and found a belt tied round my waist.

After several day's investigation the police tied up that this murder was relevant to the recent prison break.

Today we live in a time of overpopulation, when sexuality is no longer tied exclusively to reproduction.

Since much healthcare is currently tied to employment, achieving universal coverage would be one of the best ways of doing that.

The villain carried off the young girl and tied her to the railroad line .

And they tied unto it a lace of blue, to fasten it on high upon the mitre; as the LORD commanded Moses.

As a result, investors have been reluctant to view Intel as a growth bet and continue to see the company as tied to the PC.

China would be crazy to torpedo a market in which so much of its wealth was tied up, says one camp.

One day general to lead troops to battle, but customer review henpecked brother, then tied up his wife in a chastity belt body.

He tied the boat to a tree on the bank.

But he could also have used a lack of wealth to force you to realize that your self-worth is not tied to your financial statement.

The boys sniggered to themselves as the poor dog ran about with a tin can tied to its tail.

Nonetheless, the analyst says Russia is tied down in Georgia and will not make any immediate military moves against Ukraine.

Australian regulators have imposed a cap of 8 per cent on the amount of a bank's domestic assets that can be tied up in cover pools.

He did not to be tied to a steady job.

When transporting the mattress to avoid excessive deformation, do not bend or fold the mattress, do not directly tied with a rope hard.

I tied the string around the diaper box and mailed it without a self addressed stamped envelope and without making a copy of the manuscript.

Two other coworkers tied their belts around his arms and others ran to a nearby store to get ice to store his hands in.

Each man had a queen bee that had been removed from its hive and captured in a miniature cage tied around his neck.

Hi i got the shoes but the laces on them are broken and I cannot tied one of them up.

The collateral posted by these counterparties is now tied up in the Lehman bankruptcy.

As I drew closer, everywhere I looked were pink ribbons - ribbons in the windows, tied on the doorknobs , even up in the trees.

The villain carried off the young girl and tied her to the railway line.

The little girl tied herself closely to her mother.

Try to call Duran if you can't find May. They two are tied to one another.

The cash flows that the counterparties make are generally tied to the value of debt instruments or to the value of foreign currencies.

As soon as she had tied it tightly over her ears and around her head, the noise of the city changed.

The change is tied to a global shift in diet towards foods containing more fat, salt and sugar, said the WHO.

For over a year, Flash had been tied to a tree in front of someone's house.

The reason is that the Creator is not tied to any religious organization and simply stands for all that is the Truth.

Obama said he understood that intelligence officials must sometimes feel that they are working with one hand tied behind their backs.

"OK, " said the littlest knight and carefully tied the beehive to his saddle.

If the Yankees had lost, they would have been tied with the Blue Jays for third place in the division.

Tie up The little baby has tied up with his mother.

As he looked more closely, he saw that some older people had even tied their arm in place with a rope.

Unfortunately, the manufacturer is already tied up with an agent on recording tape on your side, so we are unable to make you an offer.

He tied her to a bed, forced her to perform several extreme sexual acts, and then spanked her.

The murderer was brought in, and his hands were tied behind his back.

In one night engagement, the Houthis are said to have tied torches to a dozen goats and herded them into range of a Yemeni army platoon.

The original suspension bridge is often a very small few that is tied to steel rails and provide a foothold.

The two guards told Lin to stop by a tree for a rest. They tied him fast to the tree, saying that it was for safety concerns.