tie back

To use something to hold hair or curtains away from the front, toward the back.

"She tied her hair back in a ponytail before starting her run."

Hear it in context

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and tie back and tie back into Animal Farm,

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Julian Dorey · 39:31

[laughter] They all tie back together.

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And just to tie back to the films real

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Mel Robbins · 37:08

because it's got to tie back into your values,

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Cameron Hanes · 13:19

thread to to tie back into something you're doing.

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