Sentence examples for intertwine it from inspiring English sources

After the announcement Mr. Perrault, whose designs include the French National Library in Paris, said his idea was not only "to present the theater building as a wonderful instrument for the Maryinsky troupe but to intertwine it into the historical fabric of the city".

They can also harness the culinary aspect of Latino culture and intertwine it with Millennial's seeming obsession with photographing food.

But in this buckle of the Bible Belt, where religion and politics intertwine, it was a very big request.

As with many events in the world where Earth and human earthlings intertwine, it is hard to pin a specific disaster on a specific human action.

For example, knowing that depression is often associated with asthma and that its severity and asthma control are intertwined, it might be useful to have psychologists/psychiatric healthcare professionals on the disease management team from the time of asthma diagnosis.

Tells about Clinton's political career and intertwines it with his relationship with McDougal.

They aren't intertwined; it just seems that way when we are apoplectic on the sofa.

While hip-hop and art have often intertwined, it mostly occurs on the fringes, not at Sotheby's.

These are deeply intertwined, it becomes clear, as Ms. Sprinkle and Ms. Stephens describe their evolving relationship in monologues amusingly if confusingly delivered simultaneously.

"We're working the narrative in the case and intertwining it with the interior monologue in the character's head".

But in the Old City and particularly in East Jerusalem, where neighborhoods are often intertwined, it is not so easy.