71.   There was nothing to tie him to the place now.

72.   Furthermore, women are not tied to the kitchen sink in the way often caricatured by feminist writers.

73.   Light flex tied to pipe.

74.   Increasingly, to finance this, the Russian economy was tied to foreign loans and an erratic international money market.

75.   Ribbons had been tied to the charred remains of the weather-vane.

76.   Thank you Stephen from Leicestershire, he says that he has seen people tied to posts and set on fire.

77.   Black ribbons tied to the wooden limbs blew softly in the breeze, waving at me.

78.   The former interdependence is tied to specific goods, e.g. health care and education, whereas the latter relates to general purchasing power.

79.   Werewolf had opted for clear plastic goggles but he had already dispensed with them, tying them to his belt.

80.   The cause of this was somebody trying to spear me with a javelin, but a javelin with a yellow pennant tied to it.