Sentence examples for intertwined themselves from inspiring English sources

There, some of the companies that have most intimately intertwined themselves with our everyday lives talked about what they're cooking up to make money, while making our lives easier.

If you've been following Vancouver news lately you know one of the biggest stories going is how real estate, drugs, and money laundering have intertwined themselves in what is now being dubbed The Vancouver Model.

You might have read his recent piece on Microsoft and SAP intertwining themselves more tightly, or perhaps his take on Fred Wilson's comments about the 'top companies' in 2020.

But in recent months, the names of Mr Hazare and Gandhi have found themselves intertwined in the same paragraphs of newspaper reports as the 74-year-old has sought to use the tools of peaceful mass protest and hunger strike to secure his aims.

But don't expect a protectionist push from the American companies; they are too heavily intertwined with foreign brands themselves.

The extensive family trees of descendants are intertwined because they married among themselves, scorned as marriage material by old Christian families.

Finally, there's an inherent and obvious conflict of interest at issue here: The fact is that the Fed is too intertwined with the big banks themselves to adequately regulate them.

For example, age-related stigma and HIV-related stigma, although independent concepts themselves are also intertwined, in that older adults with HIV may be experiencing a combination of the two.

In our scenario, it seems now probable that the "initial" and "later" migration routes, or even the population groups themselves, were or became intertwined.

Three of Matsumoto's beach photos, one of intertwined legs on a sandy blanket, are in themselves worth the trip.

With 81% of Filipinos defining themselves as Catholic, the country's culture and society is intimately intertwined with the teaching of the church.