tie in with
Upper Intermediate (B2)neutral
To match up with or connect to something else in a way that makes sense.
"Her account of events doesn't really tie in with what the other witnesses said."
Hear it in context
The Difficult Work of Peace
Apologetics Canada · 1:25
First, just to tie in with the Scotland
What's The Point Of Hard Games, Anyway?
Game Maker's Toolkit · 3:04
to tie in with the game's narrative or aesthetic goals.
Tony Robbins on the Psychology and Skills of Exceptional Leaders
Inc. · 27:52
a manager leader I might want to tie in with a great
The Trump Gala Shooting Fallout is Pathetic
Philip DeFranco · 21:22
but again, we then have to tie in with our previous coverage.
Patrick Replies – Let Franchises End
Patrick Willems Presents · 35:00
which would tie in with Prey and the first two Predator movies.