NOUN
- an interruption of normal activity
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a social or business relationship
many close associations with England
he was sorry he had to sever his ties with other members of the team
a valuable financial affiliation
How To Use tie-up In A Sentence
- The deal is expected to result in similar tie-ups between big media companies and telecommunications operators.
- A tie-up between the two groups has long been mooted. Times, Sunday Times
- It added that the tie-up would have the potential to 'inhibit' the editorial and scheduling flexibility of both the BBC and ITV network. Home | Mail Online
- He knew what Kershaw didn't - the tie-up between this and the peculiar way in which Cantrell's guards had been treating him. PASSION IN THE PEAK
- French retail giant Carrefour SA said Thursday it is talks with French supermarket operator Guyenne et Gascogne SA over a possible tie-up, though there is no certainty that the negotiations will lead to an agreement. Carrefour in Talks With Guyenne et Gascogne for Tie-Up
- Within minutes our helpful staff members will be leaping out of your unmarked van to chloroform and tie-up the person or persons of your choosing.
- The deal is expected to result in similar tie-ups between big media companies and telecommunications operators.
- He says the first thing wannabe grapplers are taught is how to fall properly, because safety is paramount, and they then progress onto a basic move called the collar and elbow tie-up, which is the move that starts most matches.
- The company's involvement ranges from in-movie advertising, theatre tie-ups and premieres to national launches, special shows and consumer promotions.
- They have gone no further than saying that the tie-up would yield 'substantial synergies'. Times, Sunday Times