This authorized story of Amma's life, which has been translated into 31 languages, intertwines a tale of grinding Indian poverty with the fantastical: She was born poor, into a low caste, but as a child would give away whatever valuables the family had to the less fortunate, which prompted her father to tie her to a tree and beat her.
Lazarus's story is also told in Mr. Hemon's book, intertwined with the tale of Brik's trip through Eastern Europe with his friend Rora, another Bosnian émigré, storyteller and photographer.
If (for example, and you are feeling very brave) you have to deal with four strands of a tale, make the intertwining of those four strands the one big thing you have to say.
Endometriosis must be understood as the dominant member of five closely related benign müllerian diseases: endometriosis, adenomyosis, endosalpingiosis, endocervicosis, and müllerianosis, and its history is intertwined within the tale of discovery of each of these diseases and their interrelatedness by a series of pioneering physicians.
Technology and performance are inextricably intertwined in Urban Tale - each dependent on and complementary to the other.
The show, which previously ran at Arena this past fall, intertwines Joplin's tale with songs from her music inspirations, including Aretha Franklin, Bessie Smith and Etta James.
Versions of both figures appear in the bifurcated narrative, which intertwines two tales of white explorers, separated by decades, venturing into the Colombian Amazon.
In a series of loosely intertwined tales structurally inspired by Sherwood Anderson's "Winesburg, Ohio," the collection tells the story of the colonization of Mars by humans fleeing Earth.
As a tale of four lives (actually only briefly intertwined), it focuses almost exclusively on professional lives, with personal lives only glimpsed occasionally.
It is a tale told by seven people, across three families, and over 12 years, intertwining the horror of two horrendous acts (a decapitation and a bludgeoning) with surprising humour.
