Sentence examples for entwined from from inspiring English sources

Theirs had not been an easy partnership, although their theatrical families were entwined from childhood – Kika's mother, Olive, knitted a blanket for the baby that Rachel Kempson was expecting in 1939, and Rachel reciprocated with a hand-knitted cardigan for Olive the following year when she had Kika.

For Claudius Conrad, a 30-year-old surgeon who has played the piano seriously since he was 5, music and medicine are entwined — from the academic realm down to the level of the fine-fingered dexterity required at the piano bench and the operating table.

"Seems that you and I, our paths were entwined from the very start," Ichabod replied.

Sitting with our legs entwined, from front to back, we inched ourselves forward until the front of the Toboggan reached its tipping point, and we were off.

Among her new works on view at Cheim & Read Gallery in Chelsea through Jan . 5are stacked totems sewn from old blankets and shirts, a stuffed head pieced together from worn towels, entwined couples from a favorite blue dress.

Echoing Lampedusa, which entwined monologues from a Leeds debt collector and a Sicilian man who fishes bodies of refugees out of the Mediterranean, The Seven Acts transcends time as well as geography.

Landscape and autobiography recur as entwined motifs, from the sun-splashed swimming pools of Los Angeles, the artist's adopted home town, to the rolling hills of his native Yorkshire.

From the beginning, music and storytelling were entwined for Donaldson.

According to a report seen by the BBC, the impact was so severe that parts of the geese were found entwined with bolts from the downed helicopter.

They have trained simultaneously to enact, film and edit a story of entwined fates reaching from the 1890s to the 1930s.

Love and madness have been entwined in literature from time immemorial, but one wonders whether romantic obsession has ever been so morbidly scrutinised as it is in the pages of Hangover Square.