Sentence examples for tied in with from inspiring English sources

But "tied in with death"?

It all tied in with the science fiction".

The series features quotes by historical feminists, tied in with current political and social issues.

Prized employees are tied in with compensation agreements that pay out chiefly at career's end.

"He figured out very early on that fashion tied in with the show's benevolent voyeurism".

"I don't think this is a phenomenon tied in with our success.

"It ties in with the food banks and the debt.

Which happily also ties in with a major anniversary.

And it seemed to tie in with the whole record.

It ties in with Passport, Microsoft's e-wallet.

And it smartly ties in with Foursquare.