1.   He flattens the empty cardboard boxes, stacks them and ties them into a bundle with cord.

2.   They tied him into the car and set it alight.

3.   And you can run an electrical device by tying it into this circuit.

4.   Angry, the string went outside, mussed his hair, tied himself into a knot and now disguised, reentered and took a seat at the bar.

5.   As the music buzzes in the beginning, the dancers rise from the floor and join hands to tie themselves into continuous knots.

6.   Blessed are the flexible, for they can tie themselves into knots.

7.   He had the amazing gift of always finding the other side of words, of agitating them, knitting them together and tying them into knots.

8.   He took a hair from the head of his newborn baby boy and tied it into a noose.

9.   In essence, the people in the pits would have to combat the computer-equipped office traders by tying themselves into computer networks, too.

10.   Needing funds for a new arena, someone came up with the idea of spurring contributions by tying them into a promotion that would include a Hitchcock diet.