Sentence examples for intermingled into from inspiring English sources

Their branches intermingled into a net that would catch the wind and bring it to the ground, the branches fringed with soft needles opening like welcoming arms, smothering, softening, subduing so she could stand on the leeward side, her hair barely tousled.

Carcinosarcoma is a tumor that has epithelial components (cancer) and non-epithelial components (sarcoma) intermingled into one lesion [18].

In the past, Poehler would improvise several different jokes during a take, and they would be intermingled into a montage of jump cuts featuring many of the jokes.

Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo are set to release a new BBC-produced documentary sometime in 2015 that will highlight their music journey and longstanding notoriety in the scene with specs of their personal lives intermingled into the 'then to now' retrospective.

Maybe it's just a part of growing up digital and purely a new kind of "identity development" whose practice is so intermingled into our culture that NOT participating could be worse -- well, probably not, but nonetheless, we cannot deny that it is becoming a necessity to keep pace with a new era of social communication.

Within the mound, cells differentiate intermingled into prestalk or prespore cells.

As far as graphics go, AMD has ATI to power the video stuff so it's likely that we'll see the CPU and video chipset intermingled together into a tiny package.

Religion and politics are constantly intermingled in our society.

Here, too, Glassian minimalism came into play, intermingled with sinuous patterns from Hindustani classical music.

Quoted in an article last year in the journal Science, Dr. Stoneking proposed that "the ancestors of Polynesians were Austronesians who moved out of Southeast Asia -- not necessarily Taiwan -- whose population expanded along the coast of New Guinea, intermingled and then moved out into Polynesia".

"We took some of the patterns from our bedding designs, chopped them up into little pieces, intermingled and patchworked them, and put them on simple folding chairs," said Aaron Hoey, the global general merchandise manager for accessories, shoes and home at Anthropologie, where the chairs are currently available.