The dancers, many wearing spurs, are intertwined like nasty snakes curling around cypress trees.
Then the two of them intertwined like the double helix of DNA and spun around and around.
No? Thanks to Monroe's the alchemy of low lights and wine, legs intertwined like the plants above you you'll be inspired to pretend.
The genetic and temporal aspects of development, it seems, are intertwined like the snakes of the doctor's caduceus -- health, the integrity of structure and pattern, life itself, depend on their union.
Here, not just in the heart, but the very aorta of deep French red, the histories of France and the United States are intertwined like the tangled shoots of a cabernet sauvignon vine.
Solidarity ties and exchange ties may be intertwined like in so-called network organizations (e.g. Powell 1990) where independent actors seem to act as one entity (Borgatti and Halgin 2011, p. 1174).
Jackson is then seen rehearsing "Thriller" with the vignette intertwined like that in "Smooth Criminal".
It's intertwined like a web between column-like speakers towering over her at the Hague, Netherlands TodaysArtt Festival.
