tying

[tahy-ing]

verb

1. the present participle of tie.

Example Sentences

The Dodgers kept the rally going after that, loading the bases for Call to hit a tying sacrifice fly.

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Betts added to that in seventh, tying the game with a two-out homer, his 19th of the season, matching his total from last season.

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Then, what appeared to be a tying single from Pages was denied by a diving stop from third baseman Matt Chapman, who fired across the diamond to beat Pages on a bang-bang play.

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Their tying and go-ahead runs in the Fall Classic clincher came on a pair of productive at-bats in the form of sacrifice flies.

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He was cutting cord from one of the parachutes and tying the money bag to his waist.

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