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91) Motherwell are keen to keep Humphrey after recently tying him down to a new contract, but they could face a fight to keep hold of him if serious offers come in for his services this summer.

92) There exist some problems such as designate buying and tying provision, joint pricing, exclusive distribution, which violate the competition law.

93) Asynchronous processing allows more time for each event without tying up the requesting thread.

94) The deal is nearly completed , it's just a matter of tying up a few loose ends.

95) Tying my shoes was a major accomplishment, long division seemed a near impossibility, and complex social interaction consisted of a game of tag.

96) Zoellick, the president of the World Bank, who suggested this week that the world go back to tying currencies to gold — nearly 40 years after President Richard M. Nixon ended that linkage.

97) Tying your shoes in a special way will get you no recognition from anyone except maybe a kindergartener.

98) The tying of bow ties is an art; the untying is easy.

99) He is sitting in the half-darkness of his workshop, tying hooks on a longline.

100) Another story is that the fringes were there to provide a ready source of buckskin thongs for tying.

101) A: One of the most interesting uses for Cloudscape is as a Java data store, tying the database directly to the Java application.

102) Atkins was the first Man that laid hold of the Captain, when they first mutiny'd, and used him barbarously, in tying his Hands, and giving him injurious Language.

103) " 2005 to 2007, Huabei Oilfield pipeline for 3 years to acts of unlawful tying "Sword", a total of 22 clean-up tie line 1901, in order to create good conditions for oil and gas normal delivery.

104) Please this is beginning to hurt our business logistically and tying up part of our capital.

105) In Cincinnati, Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves hits his 714th career home run tying baseball great Babe Ruth's record. Aaron breaks that record days later.

106) But, for those of a nervous disposition, the tying of an ancient greenhouse warming to an ancient mass extinction might suggest lessons for the future.

107) Or you can read Web pages at home without tying up a line.

108) Xing fell silent. Blacky was still angry . " What about tying a person up without cause? ".

109) We were tying up sheaves of wheat in the field.

110) It's no use tying to kick against the rules; you'll be the sufferer in the end.

111) This storm being so terrific and tying up all things, robbed him of the need.

112) Let's imagine tying a rope to a tree and yanking the free end up and down.

113) This provides an example of the problems of tying settlements explicitly to forecasts.

114) Closed - ended questions are used in greater number, tying up loose ends in the data.

115) The car tying - poles hastily fell back to the roadside.http://Sentencedict.com

116) Aside from the typical example of technobabble justification ("megabytes"), the lesson here is the need to avoid tying software to the exact physical properties of data.

117) "Every business needs someone to own its digital output," he explains. "Otherwise digital remains an afterthought, with no one tying together a company's strategy in this important area.

118) Long hair is cool. Tying it back in a ponytail is not.

119) And he was so engrossed in the Kabuki of his work that it occurred to me how easy a mark he might make for a practical joker tying shoelaces together.

120) He tried dividing it into two bundles, tying them to his walking stick, and slinging the whole affair across his back.