Sentence examples for intertwining into from inspiring English sources

It's not just a case of twisting the three strands together into a storyline, then, there's further weaving, layering and intertwining, into something that's complex but not too confusing, viable and strong.

The hidden trio of instrumentalists played mostly nostalgic, grittily out-of-tune guitar rock, with an interlude of what sounded like sampled vocals, the voices intertwining into a dense sonic tapestry.

We imagine the mind of a makeup artist must swirl with brightly colored lipsticks and creamy (but never cakey) foundations, shiny glosses and powdery shadows, crisscrossing and intertwining into a kaleidoscope of shimmering colors.

Over the last two centuries, the exchange has become "inextricably intertwined into New York's economy," Mr. Geisst said.

"The Tesco apps are intertwined into the device and it may give them more information than just your credit card details.

Some are organized as filaments of cells attached end to end; in some species these filaments intertwine into macroscopic, plantlike bodies.

Like 'Lock Stock' and 'Snatch', 'RocknRolla' zips between storylines, each set in a caricature of London's underworld, but this time the threads don't intertwine into a tapestry; they tangle into a meaningless mess.

By second grade, computers were deeply intertwined into our curriculum.

Flare, movement and technical skill all intertwined into a Ghanaian football machine?

While there haven't been many hints of it yet in OS X Lion, don't be surprised if iCloud is tightly intertwined into the new OS.

The pairing of two great brands that are already intertwined into the fabric of urban life will create one premium brand: Seamless.