Sentence examples for a series of intertwining from inspiring English sources
We sat in the park last night, eating our cheeses and meats and drinking our red wine watching men with tatty beards nodding emotionally to their acoustic guitars... " Where to go: The Kunsthofpassage, a series of intertwining courtyards decorated by a collective of local artists.
I walked off my afternoon beer haze exploring the Kunsthofpassage (kunsthof-dresden.de), a series of intertwining courtyards designed by a collective of local artists.
For Lionel, "Hello" was less a word than a series of intertwining moods: pensive, optimistic, questioning.
That film, which Sony Pictures Classics will release on June 22, is an ensemble comedy featuring Alec Baldwin, Jesse Eisenberg, Ellen Page, Roberto Benigni and Mr. Allen himself among the Americans and Italians who get mixed up in a series of intertwining adventures and romances.
In a series of loosely intertwined tales structurally inspired by Sherwood Anderson's "Winesburg, Ohio," the collection tells the story of the colonization of Mars by humans fleeing Earth.
In 2014, a series of often seemingly intertwining child sex abuse stories have engulfed the UK in what has become the biggest scandal of modern times.
"What matters most is a series of small initiatives intertwined with their neighbourhoods and well-connected with other such spaces in adjoining areas for easy accessibility and engagement".
The restaurant and club are a bit of a head-scratcher; the familiar red, white and blue cans are nowhere to be seen, and the only apparent nod to the company's signature beverage is a series of black and brass pipes intertwined behind the bar.
Home life for David and his brother and sister became intertwined with a series of stepparents and divided families around Northern California.
Now the two entrepreneurs, who divorced in 2001 but kept many of their business interests closely intertwined, are pursuing a series of legal claims against the estate of Kaupthing bank, which went bust in October 2008.
All laminins have a coiled-coil structure where all three subchains intertwine and a series of five globular domains in the α chain C-terminal, see Figure 3.
