Sentence examples for tying up with from inspiring English sources

But no one questions the strategic sense of tying up with P & O Princess.

"They are tying up with a foreign firm to tap foreign know-how on the disposal of bad loans.

This will take it into more direct competition with Hitachi and the Toshiba-Sony-INCJ venture if that comes to pass; so the market will remain pretty crowded.Sharp is also considering tying up with Chimei Innolux, a division of Hon Hai in Taiwan (also known as Foxconn in China) for mid-sized screens between 20 and 40 inches, where competition is fiercest.

In mathematical theory, the 22 Tories could have led a small majority coalition by tying up with Havering's third largest group, the seven-strong Ukip contingent, which is the largest in the capital (London's five other Ukip councillors comprise a trio in Bexley and a duo in Bromley).

By Rion Bercovici and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 13 , 1940 P. 9The local exploitation of the film of "Dr. Cyclops" was farmed out to a publicity firm, which, after a good deal of thought finally hit on the idea of tying up with the Madison Square Boys Club & getting the boys to select the giant Cyclops - the one in Homer's Odyssey - as No. 1 bogeyman.

The advantage of tying up with Alipay are obvious for Samsung Pay.

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".