Untied used in a sentence

Untied in a sentence as an adjective

Suddenly, your shoes will come untied much less.

This way it is progressive and untied to fuel usage.

The Rift's strength was that it was purely PC - untied to any platform.

His shoelace came untied once in class, so he tied it around his pant leg to "show it who's boss.

This could be tying laces that get untied every five minutes, etc.

Since it's now a crime to walk with your shoes untied, the police can say "Look, this year arrests are up 10%!

The Frenchman drank the wine, the Russian enjoyed his vodka and the Israeli had his hands untied and was given a good kick.

Investments by Google Ventures are unconstrained by and untied from the rest of Google's corporate strategy.

I think it needs to be untied from company sponsorship, and the workers need to not be tied down to companies, and subject to market forces.

Mass, cheap communication via free email that is highly-available and untied from specific ISPs.

I've been thinking about getting an "loyalty card" untied to my person but I haven't figured out a way to do this other than getting somebody to sign up and give me his card.

If writing the "Syntax Control" feature once meant it was done forever, usable anywhere, untied to their product, I might sympathize more with the idea that nobody else should build & sell it because it wouldn't preclude using it.

Or that untied Converse and sweatpants isn't the way to score points with people who don't know you, yet?Also, there's a world of difference between "let me dress you like you're my Ken doll, because you have to be hip to the latest fashions in this quarter's fashion magazine" and "hey, don't dress yourself like one of the Kids of Whidney High".