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Green slate paving was cut into the sandstone, intertwining old and new.
But in the years that followed, the enemies changed, intelligence capabilities developed, and the newly renamed GCHQ and newly formed NSA, created in October 1952, began an inexorable rise, intertwining interests and capabilities that insiders say would now be almost impossible to untangle.
The governor will end up on the sidelines, says Mr Johnston, "because I don't think anybody takes his budget seriously".Still, by intertwining his budget with his restructuring plan, Mr Romney has put Democrats in an uncomfortable position.
This year it signed a $400 billion deal with Russia to import natural gas from there for the next three decades.But the energy markets of China and North America are warily intertwining in other ways, mainly through Chinese investment in oil.
The delta covers about 4,700 square miles (12,170 square km) and is a maze of branching, intertwining channels, numerous cutoff lakes, and circular ponds.
The story ended with Iseult's death in the embrace of her dying lover and with the symbol of two trees growing from the graves of the lovers and intertwining their branches so closely that they could never be separated.
While there, in 1973 he began writing what is arguably his most famous novel, Emlékiratok könyve (A Book of Memories), a massive Proustian work of intertwining narratives centring on an expatriate Hungarian living in East Berlin in the 1970s.
Kamila Shamsie's passionate new novel, set in the early twentieth century, intertwining themes of war, colonialism and gender, works at one level through sensual image, giving us also the pink flesh inside split figs, the pink of slaughtered men's blood dissolving into the water of streams, the pink of the sweaty faces of sahibs sipping sundowners in their clubs.
Margaret Forster was a prolific and award-winning author who wrote a series of acclaimed novels and non-fiction books, many of them either directly historical, or intertwining history and fiction.
Set to Satie, Monotones I and II are a linked pair of trios, the dancers winding and intertwining.
Eventually, mating takes place by the pair intertwining their arms and remaining together while the spermatophores are placed on the inner side of the female's mouth membrane.
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The primary grammatical function of "intertwining " is as a present participle, often acting as an adjective modifying a noun, or as part of a continuous verb tense. Ludwig AI shows examples where it describes the state of being interwoven or connected.
Expression frequency: Common
