| A large variety of possible applications, such as cutting trenches of different widths and depths, tie-in jobs, partial pavement repairs, etc. |
| For high-profile Hollywood films, a tie-in with The History Channel or Discovery has become almost mandatory. |
| The series depicted the reigns and relationships of the first three Plantagenets, and the tie-in book was written by an eminent historian. |
| There may be a significant tie-in here between the looming war with Iraq and the threats we're picking up in intelligence intercepts. |
| Similarly, the tie-in with South American legends and superstitions attempts to engage with a mythic archetype of monstrous evil, but this too is patchy and unconvincing. |
| It has long been noted that rent controls, or price controls generally, induce tie-in sales to avoid the controlled price. |
