Exemplos de uso de To be tied em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I don't want to be tied down.
To be tied to the same place for hundreds of years.
Our hands appear to be tied.
You are to be tied to the battlements.
They're supposed to be tied.
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We do not want to be tied, A anything or anyone.
I really don't want to be tied.
I don't want to be tied to a flagpole.
From here, they appear to be tied.
My fate seems to be tied to earthquakes.
A loose end. No longer needing to be tied.
I don't want to be tied either.
Why not? You know we decided we didn't want to be tied down?
Because I didn't want to be tied to this chair, kid.
Then Warren became another loose end that needed to be tied.
You didn't want to be tied down.
No need to be tied rig or tight, simply tighten the turnbuckles.
Only loose ends to be tied.
They do not need to be tied independently that is very convenient!
You said yourself,you cannot stand to be tied down.
You think he wants to be tied to that chair waiting in the hot sun while his owner gets ice cream?
If threads are used,they need to be tied strong.
TL;DR- Common Dark Wizards seem to be tied to Profession as we always had a Auror in each battle.
The cosmonaut concluded that the necessary items in space need to be tied.
For not allowing yourself to be tied to a woman's apron strings.
A number of organizations already use Alexa to share content with a much wider audience that doesn't want to be tied to a screen.
This would require the retirement age to be tied to average life expectancy. Links.
Those not wishing to be tied to a schedule will find it easy enough to move about by the frequent, regular buses.
Many modern employees don't want to be tied to a desk.
The deaths were thought to be tied to pesticides that farmers depended on for decades, called organochlorines.