Sentence examples for intertwined when from inspiring English sources

Jobs and values are intertwined: when one starts to go, the other is likely to go with it, and the circle becomes truly vicious.

There isn't even a hint of a subplot, of destinies intertwined: when Ray's seventeen-year-old son (Justin Chatwin) peels off, the movie doesn't follow his adventures but stays with Ray and his clever little daughter (Dakota Fanning).

Bass and Susan have crossed swords before, and their lives become even more bizarrely intertwined when two burned-to-a-crisp corpses discovered in a hotel room turn out to be Bass's (artificially) buxom wife, Ally Katherine Cunninghamm), and Susan's husband, Peter Kareem Bandealyy), who have been conducting an affair.

Ross's final theatrical release was the well-received Boys on the Side (1995), with Whoopi Goldberg, Drew Barrymore, and Mary-Louise Parker starring as three women whose fates become intertwined when they agree to travel on a cross-country car ride.

Also playing on Sunday is "Norte, the End of History," from the Filipino filmmaker Lav Diaz, which tells the story of two strangers whose lives are tragically intertwined when a rich man commits a double murder, and a poor man is forced to take the fall.

The physical and spiritual worlds are intertwined When Americans are ill, they call the doctor.

For, as the prophecy foretold, your lives are irreversibly intertwined, and when one thrives the other can only be viewed as "not thriving".

The couple's lives have been intertwined since 1983, when Ms. Wood approached Mr. Hicks, who was already a well-known pianist and a leader of several ensembles, to suggest that they perform in concert.

Their paths will always be intertwined, because when Coach Herm Edwards left the Jets for Kansas City, the Jets were awarded a fourth-round pick, which they used to select Washington.

Over time, both legend and actual specimens intertwined, and when the dust settled, the common chimpanzee, or Troglodyte, was kicked out of the genus Homo and placed in the genus Pan (Oken 1816).

Monti understood that doing well and doing right are intertwined, even when it is not required or expected (or even understood).