Sentence examples for intertwined by a from inspiring English sources

The house now features gleaming wood floors and a spiral staircase with balusters delicately intertwined by a vine of silk foliage and blooms.

Each group has its own scope and focus, but all are ultimately intertwined by a common goal of understanding what is necessary to ensure optimal human health.

The two cities are so codependent by now, intertwined by their joint airport and a network of interstates, that outsiders can be forgiven for lumping them together.

Cell metabolism can be computationally represented by a large set of metabolites intertwined by biochemical reactions.

The existing evidence concerning VSED at the end-of-life is intertwined by the authors of the included articles to such a degree that a clear and independent appraisal of the available literature cannot be guaranteed.

After a decade of liberalisation, long-isolated economies are intertwined by trade and investment.

The Red Garden by Alice Hoffman In exquisite prose, Alice Hoffman offers a transforming glimpse of small-town America, presenting us with some three hundred years of passion, dark secrets, loyalty, and redemption in a web of tales where characters' lives are intertwined by fate and by their own actions.  .

Their careers are intertwined by biography and circumstance.

We are so intertwined; by language, by history, by culture, by geography.

Finally, the fates of Darrell and Dwight Evans have been intertwined by more than their names.

Their lives are intertwined by the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Art Spiegelman in "Drawn to Death," his first live theater work.