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dovetail with

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dovetail with something 
1. . Lit. to interlock tightly with something using a dovetail joint. The side of the drawer dovetails with the front of the drawer.
2. Fig. to fit neatly into something. Your story doesn't dovetail with mine very well.


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With prize money of pounds 50,000 it is designed to dovetail with the premier races for second season sprinters at York in June and Newmarket in early July.
 
 
 
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