Sentence examples for entwined between from inspiring English sources

The muscle fibres run longitudinally, circularly, and obliquely, entwined between connective tissue of blood vessels, elastic fibres, and collagen fibres.

Clichy appeared to intercept but then the ball became entwined between his legs and Mphela took advantage to bundle it into the net.

The ratings are another indication of the entwined relationship between television and social media.

The stage, entirely covered in real grass and sporting a stuffed deer but adorned with a row of powerful stage lights on each side, is itself a vision, by the designer Peter Pabst, of this entwined relationship between the natural and the theatrical.

She brings to the fore the voice that nature is unable to articulate, and the deeply entwined relationship between humans and animals informed by their environment that has been diminished by capitalism and the industrial age.

Because the cytosol and ER are entwined, the distinction between them is not always immediately obvious in confocal images.

In Russia, I ate lard laced with dill on black bread, dill entwined in the crevices between potato dumplings.

Designing cooling systems for arid climates is entwined in the close relationship between water and energy and the scarcity of both resources.

These may mark the closely entwined and shared neurobiological substrates between language and social processes.

She rolled over and sprawled between them, her legs entwined with Mr. Taubenfeld's.

Some see the future of a democratic Myanmar fully entwined with the resolution of ongoing conflicts between the government and any number of restive ethnic groups, including the Rohingya.