Sentence examples for intertwined with two from inspiring English sources

The negotiations over mayoral control are intertwined with two fiscal issues: how much money will go to education from the city, and how much from the state.

In a final tableau, Ms. Gallagher is intertwined with two horrid young homosexuals (winningly played by Jeremy Webb and Tom Story).

But lawyers for the Obama administration have said the provision is intertwined with two other important parts of the law — one forbidding insurers to turn away applicants, and the other barring them from taking account of pre-existing conditions.

After Before is partly set in Rwanda during the 1994 genocide and focuses on a fictional survivor of the atrocities, who now works as a carer in London, as her life becomes intertwined with two fellow women battling their own experiences of betrayal.

Two graves were particularly well-preserved: In one, an adult male and female had been placed on their sides, face to face and arms intertwined with two boys; in the other, an adult woman was buried facing away from two girls and a boy.

The 73 members of the extended index family, who had immigrated from Kenya decades before the outbreak, lived in Kaduku II, a hamlet scattered over an area of about 2 ha, intertwined with two unrelated households, close to Kaduku village.

Successful members become deeply intertwined with one another — learning, sharing, suffering and mentoring one another.

Many air pollution and atmospheric deposition problems are intertwined with one another, and these problems are often derived from the same cause, namely the burning of fossil fuels.

The five courses are cleverly intertwined with five live pantomimes performed throughout the evening.

Focusing on experimental interactions, we find a significant presence of a "rich-club," a topological characteristic that features an "oligarchy" of highly connected proteins being intertwined with one another.

This type of structure allows trajectories to remain within a bounded region of state space by folding and intertwining with one another without ever intersecting or repeating themselves exactly.