One appeared to show some kind of purplish bolt from the sky intersecting with the shuttle.
Also, Mr. Clancy's personal life began intersecting with the foundation in unusual ways.
Intersecting with the personal has been a series of recent political setbacks for Sinn Féin.
The lives of the performers' ancestors start intersecting with the ever-expanding sphere of the United States.
And yet the episode is an example of how the unfolding national political drama is intersecting with the intricate, layered dynamics of a small and clannish legal community.
That line showed it intersecting with the ground somewhere short of Rainier, on a mountain that was nameless on the screen.
The author's voice – a combination of lucidity and ironic sympathy for her anonymous characters intersecting with the urban geography of Paris – is captured magnificently.
This history, intersecting with the present in alternating segments, concerns 13-year-old Eliza, who lived in the house with her younger siblings more than 100 years ago.
Once she was standing "within the work, touching it," Ms. Landau said, "the light bulb went off: how wonderful and different it would be to have Orly's work intersecting with the park".
The main artery of the Roman Ermine Street followed the line of the Lincoln Edge, intersecting with the Fosse Way at Lincoln (then called Lindum Colonia), an important town in Roman times.
Even scientists who remain strictly within their academic department can't avoid intersecting with the government.
