Sentence examples for intertwining into a from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

In DA, teaching and testing are intertwined into a joint activity which targets the activation of the learners' cognitive and metacognitive processes (Ableeva & Lantolf 2011; Tzuriel 2011, p.115).

The ECM consists of collagen and elastin fibers of 10 300 nm diameters intertwined into a landscape of peaks, valleys, and pores [6].

Joystiq lauded the execution of the plot for avoiding the usual JRPG "info dumps" and how small plot-lines intertwined into a larger conflict.

The film promises to be an exploration of the director's relationship with film, where "space and time are intertwined into a surreal, dream-like journey".

That's kind of interesting, but what we just discovered in our latest experiments is that within these colonies, the nanofilaments are all intertwined into a metal-like network that can conduct over very long distances.

It's described on IMDB as a film in which "space and time are intertwined into a surreal, dream-like journey," and for Weberg, it comes to stand as something between a memoir and a career retrospective, fused with the energy of a fever dream.

A narrative emerges that suggests Bergdahl's release was compelled by a chain of uncoordinated events that rapidly intertwined into a perfect storm of forced decision making an 11th-hour Hail Mary to rectify a shitshow, and one that may have forced his commander-in-chief to break the law.