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Meanings of tie in in English
Usage of tie in in English
1
Each time you tie in, you learn new things, and make progress.
2
The strength of the family tie in the Israelitish polity was great.
3
How does this tie in with the article 50 case in Belfast?
4
It secured a home tie in September, possibly at Wimbledon, against Australia.
5
Every man needs at least one bow tie in his wardrobe arsenal.
6
How does that tie in with the alteration of 'bort' to 'dort'?
7
There should be no such thing as black tie in the daytime.
8
The Vatican is Taiwan's only diplomatic tie in Europe and Fr.
9
Minnesota broke a scoreless tie in the final minute of the second period.
10
How can I make a good impression, tuck my tie in, smile perhaps.
11
The Paraguay tie in Santiago takes place on transfer deadline night.
12
Boston did forge a tie in the opening minute of the third period.
13
They were desperately unfortunate not to have won the tie in regulation time.
14
But how exactly does this plan tie in with Cape Town?
15
Mr Cooper, speaking of the weakness of the family tie in America, says-
16
Reduce to a fine powder and tie in coarse muslin bags.
