Sentence examples similar to tie in on from inspiring English sources

Police stopped someone driving a sport hatchback with a sofa sticking out of the boot and precariously tied in, on Saturday in Norfolk.

These will also tie in to existing parental controls on YouTube.

They are not, in themselves, ornamental fruit, but trained and tied in on wires, they can make useful summer screens in a garden.

And the TV series tie-in on BBC2 drew 4.1m viewers on Monday.

While the public's attention will be on testosterone-infused commercials during the Super Bowl next Sunday, these brands have long been attracting boys elsewhere, through muscular, below-the-radar tie-ins — on social networking and Web gaming sites, and through endorsements by hip-hop stars, pro athletes and extreme-sports daredevils.

For instance breaking a cosmetics ad campaign during Melrose Place's time slot ought to have a tie-in on numerous web sites at that specific time and change later.

The impact of media tie-ins on best-selling ebooks makes its presence felt even more strongly this week.

By tying in with music on mobile phones, MyStrands is a bit ahead of the others and it helps tie all of your music collections together.

Facebook didn't have this natural tie-in for other services on its platform.

But a four-over 74 left Ireland's three-time major winner tied in 22nd on four under.

His second was won on the rings, scoring 14.933 to beat Purvis (14.566) into a second silver, with Sam Oldham and Theo Seager tied in third on 14.400.