tied in

Sucre walks behind T-Bag as a new inmate, Annie the Trannie, saunters out of his cell wearing his shirt tied in a knot around his stomach.

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.

There was hardly a child that had not hung beneath his steelyards, tied in a silk handkerchief.

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

it struck her on the nose, and she fell backwards out of the cart, for she was only seated there, not tied in.

The Chinese government may well cover the cost of these failures (and of banks tied in to these projects).

Nope, but it is all tied in with the mysterious prophecy.

At the center of the display is an Israeli Merkava-4 tank, with its gun turret tied in a knot.

So give him a sock with a knot tied in it or an old shoe.

There was a bow tied in the ropes on the bow of the ship.

Man's sense of balance and accomplishment is tied in with his sense of achieving a goal or finding a solution.

Long pole, the bench wide, pole, have no bench wide, bench not long pole. Pole tied in the bench, bench not let pole tied to the bench.

In this thesis, modern control technology is tied in the Small Arms, by means of which an easy manipulated fire device was obtained.

The shutters of the cabinet have been opened wide. The drawings and etchings hanging on them are attached by red ribbons tied in bows.

The academic said much of the rapid rate of growth seen in the developed world is tied in large part to manufacturing.

A good memory and a tongue tied in the middle is a combination which gives immortality to conversation.

India's civilian nuclear industry, however, is closely tied in with its weapons-making.

Dad used a pole, tied in the back seat, so a tie, the car If you want to fall, the first pole, I would not be harmed.

In an interview after the ceremony Mr. Murakami, his bushy hair tied in a knot, seemed exuberant.

"We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. " - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Under the Constitution, politicians' hands are supposed to be tied in most of the areas they involve themselves in today.

The example above includes a Xerces-specific class in the code, but other ways aren't as tightly tied in to a specific vendor class.

My stomach tied in knots, and I could feel the sweat soaking through my T-shirt.

Tied in with your legacy and your noble cause are the values you hold dear.

The cult of Apple is amazing, the culture that they've tied in with the brand and it's products cannot be compared.

All the characteristics of the bones tied in with descriptions of the lives of the Christian saints.

All of these questions are tied in crucial ways to the Columbian Exchange.

And other social groups, including university professors and intellectuals in the cultural sector, tied in different social organizations.

And you all move backwards and forwards in between in the two until you've got yourself thoroughly tied in a knot.

both Fallopian tubes are tied in two places and the tubes removed in between the ligations .

He wore knee-length shorts, sunglasses and his long hair was tied in a pony tail.

Red gingham ribbon twirled and tied in a big bow cooks up a hearth-warming country look for this wreath.

The rabbit with a pole, with a rope tied in front of radish, five, behind the five, go up than the rabbit a rabbit B all quickly.

It was bandaged about and about with dirty white tape, tied in a neat bow.

When he woke up, he found himself tied in a bed.

On the dais, the teacher lounged on his meditation bench in a weathered Patagonia hoodie, his gray hair tied in a knot.

The web applications will be tied in closely with the desktop clients, and the online storage will be managed through SkyDrive.

Handpick some dandelions. They can be pretty when tied in a bunch with a ribbon.

His hair is tied in a topknot and He has earrings, bracelets and armlets.

Their hands are tied in many respects, and their plans for world domination lay in tatters.

Obama is also slightly ahead or tied in normally strong Republican states like Florida and North Carolina.

Unsurprisingly, their current work often tied in to the disaster in one way or another.

Soon however, it will be safe for us to work openly amongst you and it will be tied in with disclosure.

She's, by the way, tied in with a rope so she can't fall.

Molone, though a ceaseless talker when there were only men present, was usually tongue-tied in the presence of ladies.

Keep moving forward even though your stomach is tied in nervous knots.

During her first week, she wore a new scarf tied in a fancy bow.

This illustration is cleverly tied In with the content.

Ribbon hung from the brides bouquet was tied in a bow.

Suspension lines were tied in knots around his skinny bones.

Tied in with the objectives system is the class system.

Q Mr. President, tied in with the jobs situation I think is the education system.

But all three players are cup-tied in the Champions League.

Please Note: Bare-root roses are tied in bundles.

No, it doesn't, but Neville is tied in with the prophecy in another way.

The witness's information doesn't tied in with the facts.

a man's tie; tied in a bow.

Tied in with this is the value to the polity of participation.

Last year we took in a couple of players but it's a risky period because many of them are cup-tied in Europe.

ARE YOU TIED IN THE HEART?

My stomach is all tied in knots from flying

Time and again you see horses tied in an unsafe way, and the horse gets into trouble;

This kitten got your tongue tied in knots I see

Loose ends tied in knots

Don not see it tied in the water

I am tied in the snare set by myself