Sentence examples for which ties in from inspiring English sources
Which ties in nicely to the Maryann revelations.
All of which ties in with another common phrase among the 2 Sisters workforce.
One other unpleasant effect of alcohol, which ties in with greater impulsivity, is an increase in irritability and anger.
Am ready for this with my "philosophy of simplicity" (something which ties in a philosophy of poverty with inward joy, as I was in 1947 and 1948).
Another BBC app – and thus, one for British children for now – which ties in to the quiz show spin-off from Horrible Histories.
The entry records that "lozzuck" was (probably still is) restricted to Lancashire, Cheshire, Staffordshire and Shropshire, which ties in perfectly with Rosie's description.
Nicholas noted that his mother, Ursula, is of German descent, which tied in with the German setting of "The Nutcracker".
Gaga also announced plans of shooting a new music video, which tied in with the single rumors.
According to Us Weekly, her bouquet consisted of purple flowers and her six bridesmaids wore midnight blue dresses, which tied in with the overall color theme.
On 5 September 2007, the band announced their Somewhere Back in Time World Tour, which tied in with the DVD release of their Live After Death album.
The show, which was created by Punchdrunk with Doctor Who television writer Tom McRae, is part of the London 2012 Festival which ties-in with the Olympics.
