Gradually, his life and that of the child-god began to intersect.
Like a bad French movie, Jones's life began to intersect with O.D.B.'s in other ways.
As socioeconomic alienation increasingly began to intersect with confessional grievances, and as the Palestinian presence in Lebanon began to essentially acquire the status of a "state within a state," Lebanon's delicate political balance began to unravel.
What have I done with my life?' " But when, rather suddenly, his bird study began to intersect with the larger story of climate change, George recommitted to Cooper Island and his colony of guillemots in ways he'd never imagined.
It was when Snowden made his own move into the spotlight, revealing himself as the person responsible for major leaks on NSA surveillance operations, that the two figure's stories began to intersect -- to the point where, sometimes, a report about one can seem at first to be about the other.
But they're beginning to intersect.
The dock, in Mr. Lusk's symbol-threaded installation, is a transitional zone where past and present begin to intersect.
Bent Hamer's "Home for Christmas" is a series of darkly amusing holiday vignettes that lighten up once they begin to intersect.
This is where the ethics of reality augmentation will begin to intersect with an idea much discussed in political circles, the "filter bubble", a phrase coined by activist Eli Pariser for our tendency to create an echo chamber around ourselves, to reinforce ideas and perceptions that we appreciate, and mute those we find disturbing or contrary to our prejudices.
The Apple Watch is where your digital, physical and physiological worlds begin to intersect.
