Sentence examples for intertwined groups from inspiring English sources

It was at this time that he met Mr. Clinton, who owned a barbershop near the church Mr. Shider's family attended and led a doo-wop-inspired vocal group called the Parliaments, which would later evolve into the intertwined groups Parliament and Funkadelic, also known collectively as P-Funk.

Contributions include providing a better understanding of how engineering graduate students' lives in the lab are situated and intertwined with group collaborative processes.

The inside lipophilic groups intertwined together in aqueous solution, whereas the outside hydrophilic groups containing sulfates attract Cu2+ to form the copper-rich zone.

A1 Power Vacuum In Gaza Israel's withdrawal of its 9,000 settlers and its troops from Gaza in August left the land to the Palestinians to run and set off a struggle for power by groups intertwined with security forces and clans.

Just like ebru (marbling art), we are intertwined, while ethnic groups retaining their distinct character.

Many traditional cultures regard the self in different terms — as inseparable from your role in your kinship group, intertwined with the story of your ancestry and permeable to the spirit world.

Although analysts say that Chung Mong Koo is one of the few people who know the full workings of the company and that he has a solid grasp of the terrain of the domestic auto industry, critics say he is intertwined in the group's complicated web of cross-debt guarantees.

The state Republican organizations in Virginia and Kansas are urging various Democratic candidates to give back contributions they received from the service employees, insisting that the union is badly tarnished because it has given millions of dollars to Acorn and has been intertwined with that group in many ways.