Its history is entangled with America's.
Its history is entangled with that of the giant to its north.
The Entertainer (the title came from the Scott Joplin rag) is entangled with theatrical myths.
This everyday regimentation of urban vernacular is entangled with negotiations of identity, multiculturalism and space.
Columbia's history is entangled with that of the larger music industry, and some of the most engaging parts of the book trace the early development of the business.
When sexism is entangled with language at such an elemental level, reforging words takes a great deal of time and education.
The problem of bushmeat in central Africa is entangled with industrial logging, which brings roads, trucks, hungry workers and their families and guns into forest areas once far less accessible.
The range of fairy tales stretches across great distances and time; their history is entangled with folklore and myth, and their inspiration draws on ideas about nature and the supernatural, imagination and fantasy, psychoanalysis, and feminism.
The returns requested by the committee, however, would not fully answer longstanding questions about the identities of Mr. Trump's business partners, the ultimate sources of his income or whether he is entangled with entities that have interests before his administration.
During the Imperial era, it becomes the official colour strictly reserved to the emperors, and as such, its use is entangled with the display of imperial power.
For example, atom A might "teleport" its superposition of spin states (or some other property) to atom C. One scenario for doing this involves an intermediary atom, B, that is entangled with C, meaning the pair's spins are intertwined, no matter how far apart they are.
