How to use "tied" in a sentence

The marvelous new militancy which has engulfed the Negro community must not lead us to a distrust of all white people, for many of our white brothers, as evidenced by their presence here today, have come to realize that their destiny is tied up with our destiny

It was tied on the left side and was pulled very tight

He tied one end of the wire around Cosette's waist, climbed the wall and, with great difficulty, pulled the girl up behind him

Leblanc was tied up and taken to the bed.

'Time!' cried the prisoner in a loud voice, jumping from the bed, having secretly cut the ropes that tied him

When they found a letter in his pocket which proved that he had been sent to spy on them, they tied him to a post inside the inn,

He was so confused that he did not recognize Javert, tied to a post inside the inn throughout the battle.

Enjolras, inside the wine shop, turned to Javert, who was still tied to the post.

Valjean, however, took a knife from his pocket and cut the ropes that tied Javert's wrists.

I try to remember the image, and I see that there is a piece of cloth in her mouth so that she cannot speak and that she is tied to a large grey stone by thick white ropes.

The image I remember of Catherine tied to the grey stone is in less fog, and I think that it must be on higher ground.

For a moment I think that I am dead and that Catherine is alone, tied to the grey stone in the fog

"I just want Catherine," I say, but I can see the hate in the man's eyes, and I know that the only thing I can do now is run to the stone where I know she is tied and try to escape into the fog with her.

For a moment more I run, and I can see the shape of the stone where Catherine is tied, and I fall to the floor in front of it

When I look to see why, I see that she is not there: the white ropes are still tied to the stone, but she is not.

The kid screamed at first, but they gagged him and tied his hands

His hands are tied

His legs are tied

I wanted to use him in Magyck! , but he was tied up in an exclusive contract with a chain of Reno-Tahoe hotels

Elliot tied the older guard securely to a chair

Then he tied it to his own boat

We tied our boat to a big tree.

He tied it at the front of the boat