“tie in with”造句，怎麼用tie in with造句

The police found a fact that might tie in with the murder case.

It would also drive the oil price up to unprecedented levels, which would tie in with this new mega rise in commodity prices.

Also, these relationships stories tie in with the main theme of the book as I had elaborated on before (see above).

Landor created a bold, bursting Pepsi Dada logo to tie in with the energy of the Pepsi logo and bursts of light that surround it.

A City Beautification Scheme was launched in June to tie in with the celebration for reunification of Hong Kong with China. Special decorative lighting and hand-made lanterns were displayed at key council venues to enhance the festive atmosphere.

The design of various flood control schemes for the River Indus is progressing with completion dates to tie in with the Shenzhen River regulation project so as to relieve the risk of flooding by 2002.

The Estate Agents (Licensing) Regulation was made by the EAA and passed by the Legislative Council in November 1998 to tie in with the start of the licensing system on January 1, 1999.

That we do not tie in with their work.

"Blind drunk, did you say? ""That doesn't tie in with what I know of his habits."

The English teacher sometimes gives composition that tie in with things we are studying in other classes.

All these new roads will help to clear existing bottle-necks, as well as serve transport demand and tie in with land use planning.

Further to the completion of some major distributor roads in 1997, roads linking the Airport Railway's Olympic and Kowloon stations were opened in 1998 to tie in with the railway's opening.

At the same time to tie in with the pre-processing algorithm we used the fusion algorithm based on rules of gradient selection, it could better improve the quality of fused images.

The concert will tie in with the festival of dance taking place the same weekend.

From a food safety issue, as well as all its stakeholders respect point of view of food security to government-led multi-under to tie in with reality.

This story doesn't tie in with the facts.

On the western side, Belcher Bay Reclamation and the construction of Belcher Bay Link on it were completed in February 1997 to tie in with the opening of the Western Harbour Crossing.

Wind measurement data processing system is to tie in with the wind profile equipment in the aviation meteorological services and applications.