Sentence for tied | Use tied in a sentence

Sentences with tied in them. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use tied in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for tied.

• My hands are tied. (10)
• His hands were tied. (8)
• You are not tied to time. (10)
• No; but my hands are tied. (10)
• They were tied to the stake. (10)
• And this is the creature to whose tail he is tied! (10)
• She, poor soul, is tied by the leg. (4)
• Have you tied him properly this time? (8)
• But I feel like I was tied hand and foot. (9)
• The gallant adventurer tied to his shop! (10)
• This is the woman to whom I shall be tied. (8)
• A kerchief tied her bonnet under her chin. (10)
• One circle of blonde hair tied with a ribbon. (1)
• You beheld a creature tied to the stake of Duty. (10)
• You do not belong to yourself: you are tied down. (10)
• I am to His Glory tied, I that witness Him on earth! (10)
• And that very night I tied up my few rags, and off I was. (12)
• Her hair is not done up, but tied back with a piece of ribbon. (8)
• He gave the Privy Councillor a little package tied with a cord. (12)
• I tied my jacket on the pack, and walked in my knitted waistcoat. (2)
• I had a folded gauze veil over my head, tied at the chin in a bow. (10)
• She soon learnt that she had tied herself to her costly household. (10)
• They were both flushed a little when it was tied, and were serious. (9)
• It was a white handkerchief which he had tied hastily to his sword. (19)
• So saying, he undid the tasselled cord tied round the middle of his gown. (8)
• You understand me, that my prayer is for liberty, that I may not be tied. (10)
• She finished; and rolling the pictures very carefully, tied them with cord. (8)
• Lady Judith, with a black lace veil tied over her head, met them in the walk. (10)
• One of his practices is to run for hours with a bag of shot tied to his head. (21)
• She had a pine-shaving fantastically tied up with a knot of ribbon, in her hand. (9)
• She wrapped them again in the paper, tied the string, and went towards the river. (8)
• A tall woman, over fifty, she moved as if she had been tied together at the knees. (8)
• Bags with draw-strings at their necks have been pulled over the chandeliers and tied. (9)
• The precast parts are tied together by casting in place reinforced studs of concrete. (17)
• My gallant Leboo made my heart leap with love of him, though mill-stones were tied to it. (10)
• The bottles were tied to make them appear twins, as they both had the same claim to seniority. (10)
• It is preposterous to suppose that I am to be tied down to the views of life of elderly people. (10)
• Their gaunt limbs were clothed in rags; each had a stick, and some sort of dirty bundle tied to it. (8)
• She went to the glass a minute, as she tied her bonnet-strings under her chin, and pinned her shawl. (10)
• She went to the glass a minute, as she tied her bonnet-strings under her chin, and pinned her shawl. (22)
• The desperate man, tied as he was, had attempted to escape, and May found it expedient to shoot and bury him. (7)
• Mrs. Stamwell had not only gone to this extreme, but had tied a lightly fluttering handkerchief round her hair. (9)
• And a blind man with a dog, to whose neck was tied a little deep dish for pennies, ground a hurdy-gurdy as he passed. (8)
• The two warriors tied the fetlocks of their steeds, and spread shawls for her, and watched over her while she slept. (10)
• A piece of lace tied under her chin concealed her hair, and her oval face with its still dark brows looked very young. (8)
• Everything that could be tied up has been tied up, everything that could be sewed up has been sewed up. (9)
• But my doubts were not of long duration; and in five minutes you will not be surprised to learn that I had tied my sheet. (2)
• Lennan stood, unheard, gazing at the back of her head, with its thick crinkly-brown hair tied back on her dark-red frock. (8)
• Robert laughed gently, and tied the two hoards in separate papers, which he stowed into one box, and fixed under string. (10)
• Robert laughed gently, and tied the two hoards in separate papers, which he stowed into one box, and fixed under string. (22)
• I felt about until my hand encountered a stout branch, and to this I tied Modestine, a haggard, drenched, desponding donkey. (2)
• She caught the slipper from the shoeman and harried it on; she tied the ribbons across the instep, and then put on the other. (9)
• As it was, she was rich enough to be protected in the struggle for existence, and was tied down by the prejudices of her class. (13)
• There was no bother with servants, and she never felt tied as she used to when poor, dear Fred was always about, in his mooney way. (8)
• His rivals said that he had the leaders in the unions on his pay-rolls, and could build when other contractors were tied up by strikes. (13)
• I tied Modestine to a gate, and groped forward, stumbling among rocks, plunging mid-leg in bog, until I gained the entrance of the village. (2)
• I tied Modestine more conveniently for herself, and broke up half the black bread for her supper, reserving the other half against the morning. (2)
• First emerged a fellow in corduroys tied below the knee, with long brown moustaches decorating a face that, for all its haggardness, had a jovial look. (8)
• Aside from such thraldom, newspapers are subject to the tendency of diverse businesses to become tied together by the cross-investments of their owners. (16)
• This isolation of two beings, without friends or dignity or happiness, seemed to Johanna like the inexorable fate of galley-slaves tied to the same oar. (12)

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