Sentence examples for intertwined one from inspiring English sources

The story centres on three strangers whose destinies are mysteriously intertwined one moonlit night in Los Angeles.

Relying on their instincts, well-thumbed horticultural books and razor-sharp pruning shears, they began a three-year rescue effort on the tree — actually two trees closely intertwined, one apple and one crab apple.

But the two are intertwined, one and the same, and it's testament to the craft of the writers behind those games when you can't tell them apart.

And there is no question that education and the economy are intertwined; one can't be strong if the other is weak.

The complexity and uncertainty of masculinity was intertwined, on the one hand, with what other young men say and do, including what we have called 'silencing myths' and 'terrible teasing'.

And so, the exaggeration of one threat and the reluctance to call out the other one are intertwined with one another.

In all of these cases, there were two distinct, though intertwined, conflicts, one against non-European empires and one against internal enemies, and both struggles were combined with state-building.

The dancers moved both alone and intertwined with one another, with the women sometimes lifting the men.

The two aspects are intimately intertwined in one dynamical system framework, forming a general-purpose cognitive architecture, the central element of which is a semantic map.

In his view, the future of mobile advertising is intertwined with one of the most delightful aspects of texting, which is emoji.

Their names will always be intertwined as one of the greatest theatre partnerships: a towering master of European theatre and his muse.