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Meanings of tie loosely in English
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Usage of tie loosely in English
1
So, the black suit, whitish shirt and tie loosely fastened.
2
Make a short crust, roll out, spread with home-made jam, roll up, carefully fastening ends, and tie loosely in a floured pudding-cloth.
3
Tie loosely and then plunge into boiling water and cook for twenty minutes.
4
She was bent at the waist, her hands tied loosely behind her back.
5
Two slighter bamboos, each four feet long, were tied loosely to the main poles.
6
She had a silk scarf tied loosely around her neck.
7
Azure glared up from her puzzle book, damp purple scarf tied loosely over her hair.
8
The men wear it over the right shoulder only, and tied loosely under the left arm.
9
He wore brown corduroys, a dingy shirt, and a red handkerchief tied loosely round his neck.
10
Something blue was tied loosely about his throat.
11
Hugh's handkerchief was tied loosely across her eyes.
12
He was wrapped in a large cloak, and his black cravat was tied loosely about his neck.
13
She was standing, her face placid, her hands tied behind her back, her legs tied loosely together.
14
Finally I see her slip through the front door, white sweater tied loosely around her, head stooped.
15
The leaves are sometimes gathered, and tied loosely over the tops of the heads, to facilitate the blanching.
16
Tie loosely in a floured pudding-cloth.