Sentence examples similar to a bit tied up from inspiring English sources
Deezer, one of a band of startups that hopes to rival Spotify in the streaming music business, is bulking up a bit more today in Europe: it is tying up with German media conglomerate ProSiebenSat.1, which is taking a stake in the French company, and as part of it is also merging its own music streaming effort, AMPYA, into Deezer.
Even CDs — the "certificates of deposit" that tie up money for a few months in exchange for a bit more interest — are currently paying stunted amounts.
And if you want to tie up your money for a little bit longer to earn more interest, check out the rates online banks offer on certificates of deposit (CDs).
And, of course, somewhere to tie up a boat.
That means you shouldn't tie up your emergency savings in the stock market or illiquid assets like property; it should be readily available in a savings account that still lets you earn a bit of interest, too.
A-Rod tied it up in the ninth.
They looked a bit dried up.
I think people are a bit fed up of Bale.
It has become a bit hyped up for me.
Excuse me for being a bit worked up.
