Sentence examples for entwine from inspiring English sources

In the suburbs of Shanghai weeds entwine the railed-off entrance to an abandoned amusement centre, called American Dream, a $50m venture that spectacularly failed to inspire.

And the current debate about the canal's future will entwine it and the Panamanian government still further.The PCA has been pondering modernisation schemes for at least a decade.

In hunting rhea, guanaco, and other animals in open country, the bola is whirled like a sling, then thrown parallel to the ground to entwine the quarry's legs.

As in the courtship dance, the front of the bodies entwine and are raised higher and higher off the ground until finally one snake overthrows the other.

Gaucho weapons were the lasso, knife, and boleadoras (or bolas), a device made of leather cords and three iron balls or stones that was thrown at the legs of an animal to entwine and immobilize it.

Horny shells may have spiral ridges and many long tendrils, which entwine about an appropriate surface after the egg is deposited.

Their methods were to plait the bark of trees, lay willow twigs on the ground, and entwine the leaves of a lime tree around their fingers.

But for those who really don't have the time, here are the basics: a student investigating her father's premature death, a pair of murderers and a blackmailed Department of Health civil servant provide the focus of seemingly disparate strands that entwine in a tense and teasing way.

A view perhaps shared by Flying Lotus, on whose debut Los Angeles (Warp), her Cocteau Twins-style harmonies entwine with thepulsing bass and ticking percussion of "Auntie's Lock/Infinitum".

Liana strands entwine some of the western forests.

As in "Sway," several different lives entwine and separate, and the author offers the revelation of this counterpoint as a kind of unemphatic music: there are certain echoes, themes, and repetitions, but Lazar seems unwilling to insist on a final form or a pedagogic coda, preferring that we sound out the mysterious shape for ourselves.