Sentence examples for ties up with from inspiring English sources

Mr. Frank L. Carter of East Rockaway, told us something that ties up with the rumor that submarines of belligerent nations are patrolling these shores, buying supplies of food & fuel from American bootleggers.

He ties up with an oracular stick-up man named Solo Joe Mortonn) and embarks on a series of jewel robberies that lead him into conflict with Rain City's reigning crime lord (Divine, the cross-dressing star of John Waters's early films, here doing Sydney Greenstreet in a gray, double-breasted suit).

This ties up with Wilf and Daedra and Wilf's friend Lev (the Russian klept) in increasingly baroque ways and soon, as she gabbles to her friend Janice: "... Wilf, he fucked up, over some woman, and somebody else got in here, where we are, and hired those dead guys from Tennessee to kill my family".

She focuses on two Puerto Rican girls: one who has a baby by one man and twins by his brother before she's 19 and then ties up with a heroin kingpin and lives lavishly for a few years before going to prison; and another, who has two babies by the first girl's half brother and three more by three other men but who remains so vital and good-humored she lifts a reader's spirit at every encounter.

Its presence ties up with past restoration interventions aimed at restoring the visual unity of the painted surface.

Japan is one of the few Asian countries where Uber ties up with licensed cabbies as well as private car drivers.

This would tie up with that".

You get less tied up with identity.

California's schools are inextricably tied up with immigration.

Last season he tied up with WPA and did Shakespeare.

But this year the Weisslers were tied up with "La Cage".