Sentence examples for interlocking lives from inspiring English sources

The film told of the interlocking lives of passengers sailing from Mexico to pre-Hitler Germany.

At a breezy 113 pages, it charts pretty much the entire 20th century, through a series of interlocking lives.

Closer to home, his film "Breaking and Entering" examined the interlocking lives of thieves and their victims in contemporary London, where immigrants are less assimilated than tolerated.

Though the film, about the interlocking lives of a group of single, married and divorced friends, marks Ms. Westfeldt's first time in the director's chair, it is the third project she has guided through the gantlet of independent cinema.

Told in the voices of those 'with elsewhere in their blood', it conjures up their interlocking lives against a backdrop of tower blocks, riots and a murdered off-duty soldier.

Closer to home, his film "Breaking and Entering" examined the interlocking lives of thieves and their victims in today's London, a place where he believed immigrants are less assimilated than tolerated.

But they are out there, humming away in the background, running the deepest part of our electronically interlocked lives.

These young ladies, Brainy Jane with her weight problem, Joanna with her stalwart goodness, the mad Pauline Fox, the beautiful and wilful Selina, lined up behind the range of girls I had shared living space with at the Alpha Delta Pi house, our lives interlocking for a brief experimental period of intensity and freedom.

Walking the village footpaths the following day I noticed afresh the range of interlocking lifetimes, some lived at wildly different paces.

Alan Hollinghurst's "The Spell" probes the motives and manners of four gay men whose lives interlock: an architect who fears that his appeal may be waning; his hedonistic son; a flamboyant, failed actor; and a lanky, reticent civil servant from the Foreign Office who discovers the rejuvenating effects of Ecstacy and House Music.

In a broader sense interlocking also occurs in living organisms, and a connection of our artificial, geometry-inspired design to some recent observations of interlocking in nature is made.