Sentence examples for intertwining with the from inspiring English sources

Here, the violist Jessica Meyer was the able soloist in the energetic work, her brisk figurations intertwining with the cello, deftly played by Ms. Ouzounian.

How the already febrile debate develops in coming days, intertwining with the equally feverish presidential debate, may have much to do with what information emerges about the shooter.

Mr. Mercier said he had notably seen an increase in younger art collectors in France, attracted to a contemporary art scene become more glamorous since intertwining with the fashion and design world.

In the full IPN hydrogel fibers, mTG catalyzed the formation of one network of gelatin while calcium ions crosslinked another network of alginate intertwining with the former.

From the site of insertion, they course around the anal canal intertwining with the muscle fibres of the external anal muscle.

And there's also some magic in the air, a sense of ancient myths intertwining with the lives of these African-American characters in New Orleans.

"They are very intertwined with the population," Mr. Aridjis said.

Yet these institutions are deeply intertwined with the American economy.

Tower Hamlets CCG is closely intertwined with the local PCT.

Business across the region remains intertwined with the state while the wider commercial society is weak.

Inevitably, the story of narcotics is closely intertwined with the story of the Western medical establishment.