Sentence examples for intertwined at from inspiring English sources

"The relationship is so intertwined at so many levels that you have what I'd call automatic stabilisers.

The tales are eventually intertwined at a London book fair in a way many will find ludicrous and others be swept away by.

The voices of Frances Bourne and Ilse Eerens blended mellifluously as the vocal lines of Amando and Amanda intertwined at length.

Hedges argues that Eros and Thanatos are intertwined at all times; thus when a suicide bomb goes off, we witness the relatives clawing through the onlookers to get to their dismembered loved ones.

Send these, the homeless, tempest- tossed to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!" Migration and equality are intertwined at the heart of the US's story of itself.

Mr. LaBolt emphasized that Project Vote and Acorn were not as intertwined at that time as they are today, when a significant part of Project Vote's revenues flow to Acorn and various of its affiliates as payment for services.

Rapper dancing is primarily done indoors, especially in pubs, and is therefore designed to be compact: five dancers and often two extra characters use the flexibility of their "swords" to intertwine at a furious pace, creating displays with the swords – twisting, spinning, jumping and even tumbling, but never letting go.

Since the day in 1988 when they were drafted one round apart, their paths have run parallel, and at times intertwined, as each switched from team to team.

They were not found to be intertwined as those obtained at 1,200 W (Figure 2b,d).

He added "it wasn't the funniest episode, but the way the parallel stories worked and intertwined was at least extremely interesting, lacking much of the lazy humor that at times plagued this season.

Writing and bearing witness, almost always intertwined, were at the centre of her extraordinary life, and she changed many things: US domestic policy during the depression, the nature of war reportage and, perhaps most crucially, what it was possible for a woman to achieve.