tethered

“Of course, this is easier to do when you have strong union protections and when your health care is not tethered to you showing up to work.”

Initially, these were carried out with the aircraft tethered to the ground.

We may have escaped physically, but our souls and hearts remained tethered to our loved ones in Gaza.

Off in the distance, a fence is glimpsed, suggesting a cultivated landscape rather than a wild one, while a lone telephone pole identifies the rural location as tethered to community via modern communication.

Still tethered around her neck is a dainty gold chain with the name of her fourth studio album, “Encuentros,” released Oct.