Its economic health is closely interwoven with its hometown roots here, where it also works with about 3,000 Indiana businesses.
Expanded and interwoven with walking, it would make an extraordinary biography.
My culture is too interwoven with religion: it is almost impossible to exclude religion from civic laws.
Scotland's gathering sense of itself has become interwoven with its changing society.
Conversations about the media -- film or print -- and how it influences public opinion need to be ongoing; how it molds thinking, how it is interwoven with the marginalization of entire groups of the population, how it influences our interactions with each other.
The ancient Tantric tradition, based on the esoteric tantra literature, has become so interwoven with orthodox Hinduism that it is difficult to define precisely.
To mark the Scott centenary, the City Of London Sinfonia is touring a programme that includes both that symphony and some of the film score that inspired it, interwoven with readings of extracts from Scott's expedition diary.
He has also interwoven it with his own story.
While that issue retains its urgency, these days it is interwoven with a second, equally compelling, point of interest - when do we regard armed resistance as being acceptable?
As a political fable, it's oddly revealing about current American thinking and it is interwoven with a variety of other topical themes.
