Sentence examples for and intertwined with a from inspiring English sources

Those at Shivpuri (lower Himalayas) had moderately tall clumps (approx. range 2 4 m) that were partially closed and intertwined with a mixture of solid and hollow culms, while clumps of bamboos in the Chiriapur locality (close to River Ganges) were shorter, bushy, closed and highly intertwined with solid culms (approx. range 1.1 1.5 m).

Ghanaian health sector policy agenda setting and formulation is complex and intertwined with a mix of political, evidence-based, finance-based, path-dependent, and donor-driven processes.

Influencers of policy agenda setting must recognise that the process is complex and intertwined with a mix of political, evidence-based, finance-based, path-dependent, and donor-driven processes.

"This case is surrounded and intertwined with sensitivities — it is a process of doing business there and respecting their sovereignty," said one American official who has been briefed on the investigation and who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the inquiry is continuing.

None was more central to and intertwined with his reputation than Sōtatsu, a painter of fans.

It is that spirit of creativity, community and resilience, intertwined with a sheer hunger for wisdom and prosperity that still underlines the beauty of blackness today.

Last month, they announced they were selling a cannabis flower crown, which consists of white roses and leaves intertwined with a quarter-ounce worth of marijuana buds.

Home life for David and his brother and sister became intertwined with a series of stepparents and divided families around Northern California.

And an advertisement for Tiffany & Company shows a flamboyantly patterned brown-and-black boa (left) intertwined with a gold Elsa Peretti snake necklace.

So, at every stage, the conflict between absolutism and liberty is intertwined with a drama about flawed personal relationships.

The tattoo consists of astrological signs of Pisces (hers) and Cancer (his) intertwined with a portrait of her.