Examples of 'they will tie' in a sentence
Meaning of "they will tie"
they will tie - suggests that individuals or entities will establish a connection or bond, often in a symbolic or metaphorical sense
How to use "they will tie" in a sentence
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they will tie
They will tie the country together.
When do you think they will tie the knot?
They will tie your arms behind you.
There's no word on when they will tie the knot.
They will tie up your warrant until doomsday.
Because when the trial is over, they will tie a rope.
But they will tie up those funds temporarily.
Those orders will not affect you, but they will tie up those funds temporarily.
They will tie me to the stake.
The bridge is the first of many . They will tie the country together.
They will tie me to a tree.
There were a lot of people . I thought they will tie the Talib up.
They will tie you up with a collar like a dog.
I have a top Bay Street firm on retainer . They will tie up your warrant until doomsday.
Is they will tie it in a knot so that it explodes in your face.
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Those orders won't affect you, but they will tie up.
If not they will tie me up.
Hey, moron, give back the ksiva, now they will tie everyone up.
They will tie your cock up with a shoelace stick truncheons up your ass.
I thought they will tie the Talib up.
They will tie the hands and feet of the Arabian peninsula.
The lawyers, they will tie it up for years.
They will tie Willis to you.
Which they will tie back to Owen.
They will tie with Israel.
And they will tie with the Mexicans.
They will tie me to the stake . You are right.
Hey, I think they will tie him up like that until the show is over.
They will tie up your warrant until doomsday . You lied to us.
I thought they will tie the Talib up . But I think they are in trouble.
They will tie your cock up with a shoelace stick truncheons up your ass . It 's twisted.
Soon, they will tie the knot.
They will tie me with their buffaloes!
They will tie your arms behind you . You will start blubbering, kicking, yelling for help.
