tie into

1. Attack energetically, as in They tied into the buffet as though they hadn't eaten in months. [Colloquial; c. 1900]

Example Sentences

Disneyland Park in its Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge area will unveil a new mission on its attraction Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run to tie into the upcoming film, “The Mandalorian and Grogu.”

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Superblocks could tie into the current road network and add parking while also providing long and unified bike and pedestrian infrastructure — not to mention the centralized open and community space — to neighborhoods lacking it now.

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Pascal’s Mr. Fantastic is so buttoned-down that he tucks his tie into his dress shirt.

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A new PCH sewer theoretically could tie into the Civic Center system.

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Raphinha's 87th-minute strike was the first time Barca had taken the lead on aggregate but Francesco Acerbi's first European goal at the age of 37 took an utterly absorbing tie into extra time, with substitute Davide Frattesi scoring the winner to send more than 70,000 Inter fans inside the San Siro into raptures.

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