Queens officials have also regarded the city's redevelopment plan as intimately intertwined with a convention center.
To some degree, it worked: Now we have a democratic struggle intertwined with a sectarian one.
The scene is intertwined with a mix of art, radical politics, rave culture and rock.
Can a hard line by teams be intertwined with a more open atmosphere?
This was a tent revival crossed with a pep rally intertwined with a history lecture married to a U.S.O.
They are also intertwined with a hysterically pathetic nod to show business, with Rex calling for applause.
So, at every stage, the conflict between absolutism and liberty is intertwined with a drama about flawed personal relationships.
The ensemble's artistic mission is intertwined with a more prosaic impulse: to make the case for Palestinian rights.
In Aickman's fiction, peculiarity is intertwined with a drab twentieth-century realism that is very English and sometimes dryly funny.
The tattoo consists of astrological signs of Pisces (hers) and Cancer (his) intertwined with a portrait of her.
His insoles have an image of a plastic bottle intertwined with a sword, a symbol of the mission, and his dogs, Nesta and Smudge.
