"When we looked at how intertwined Michaele is in the series, the conversation really became, do we do this show, or do we not do this show?" said Andy Cohen, the senior vice president for original programming and development for Bravo.
(It likes its women scantily clad — intertwined, at a strip club, having sex at a party, or swimming up to a football player as he reads).
Sadness and happiness, two of the late singer-songwriter Elliott Smith's great themes, were abundant and intertwined at "No Name #1," a celebration of Smith and his music at the Bowery Ballroom on Saturday night.
By Sarah Larson August 15, 2013 Sadness and happiness, two of the late singer-songwriter Elliott Smith's great themes, were abundant and intertwined at "No Name #1," a celebration of Smith and his music at the Bowery Ballroom on Saturday night.
"The concerns have shifted from immigration to terrorism so that these political agendas have become intertwined: at the mention of immigration, terrorism is invoked and vice versa".
Particle physicists come in two distinct varieties, which, rather like matter and antimatter, are very much intertwined and, at the same time, agonistic.
The intertwined questions at the heart of this intriguing essay are: is there a British establishment, and can anyone join it?
The fashions and fragrances from this period of Parisian history are examined in two dense, wonderfully intertwined exhibitions at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
Accounts of Sept. 11 from New York City firefighters, collected for an internal Fire Department review, revealed the devastating failure of two intertwined necessities at the World Trade Center: communications lines and lines of command.
Two principal characteristics of chaotic advection were observed at high Pe: helical, intertwined streamlines and hyperbolic points in transverse planes.
