Sentence examples for entwine with from inspiring English sources

Our memories of art entwine with our memories of places.

As always with Furst, affairs of state entwine with affairs of the heart.

For all the inroads jazz has made into concert halls, the music's mythic home is still an out-of-the-way little bar where saxophone lines entwine with curling wisps of smoke.

In a dim, smoky gallery filled with the sound of drum-based music, clothed dancers press together and sinuously entwine with one another in a sort of asexual, orgiastic dream.

Mr. Self added: "It is essential, for me at least, that I walk alone; only then can thought unspool from my arachnid mind and silkily entwine with the places I go".

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".

That past is entwined with American history.

The history of Bay Hill is entwined with Woods' achievements.

All have become far more entwined with the world economy.

It is also revealing how much money entwines with politics.

Drug addiction has become entwined with another new phenomenon — alcoholism.