Sentence examples for be tied into from inspiring English sources

Its software must be tied into Ford's computerised production system.

"It's too expensive and I don't want to be tied into one product," she said.

"Educators liked it because student performance would be tied into exams".

"It's going to be tied into the stories they tell of their own lives going forward.

Paying your lender's SVR also means you won't be tied into the deal.

But ask about lock-in periods – you will normally be tied into an 18-month contract.

But even more interesting is the flexibility of the material, which can be tied into tiny knots.

Older children were tied into chairs.

News is tied into democratic decision-making.

Then the whole thing is tied into a ring.

"It's tied into political perspectives surrounding slavery.