The phrase "arms intertwined" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe two people linking their arms together, often as a sign of affection or intimacy. Example: The couple walked through the park with their arms intertwined, enjoying the warm summer breeze and the colors of the blooming flowers.
The picture — an African-American and a blond German of Polish descent, their arms intertwined — stayed with me.
The Graces gather arms intertwined in Botticelli's painting Primavera and embrace, even more reminiscently of Sturgeon's gang, in Canova's marble statue of the Three Graces, carved as the Napoloeonic wars ended.
As he celebrated his extraordinary achievement, 9.69seconds on a go slow, the young Jamaican danced the "Nuh Linga" barefoot, his arms intertwined with the Jamaica flag, spikes in his huge hands.
Three scenes adorn the pillar: a world peace conference, as predicted by Nostradamus; three figures representing Art and Science; and two men depicting Labor and Industry, their arms intertwined.
Two graves were particularly well-preserved: In one, an adult male and female had been placed on their sides, face to face and arms intertwined with two boys; in the other, an adult woman was buried facing away from two girls and a boy.
Askegard is a tall man, and he often partnered the women from a seated position, their bodies and arms intertwining.
But in many they interacted in ways that would be viewed as intimate, even provocative in the United States today: they held hands, linked arms, embraced, intertwined their limbs, rested their hands and arms on each other's knees or thighs.
In another terra cotta from Djenne-Jeno, dated as early as the 12th century, two men kneel side by side, their arms fluidly intertwined so the hand of one figure clasps the shoulder of the other.
There, they intertwined arms, sang along to an acoustic guitar and talked about how the war was affecting the world, said Matt Heffernan, a junior who took part.
When Eike Batista, fellow Brazilian billionaire, said he was seeking financial and strategic advice from Mr. Esteves, the BTG Pactual boss, for his oil empire, investors initially lifted the market value of the six listed and intertwined arms by $1.3 billion.
A triple burial, composed of an adult female and two juveniles, has intertwined arms, hands and legs, suggesting that they died nearly simultaneously and were interred in an intimate pose within a short period of time (Figure 5E, F; Table 2, date 20, midpoint 3315 B.C.E).
