Sentence examples for it's intertwined from inspiring English sources

Footwork music and the competitive dancing with which it's intertwined seem alien compared to the city's other musical exports such as house and the hip-hop of Kanye West.

Afrobeat, the 60s music, was more instrumental – this Afrobeats sound is different, it's intertwined with things like hip-hop and funky house, and there's more of a young feel to it".

Beating the Taliban is deemed important only to the extent that it's intertwined with al-Qaida and is therefore involved in training fanatics who can export terrorism 3,000 miles east from the streets of Kandahar to the streets of London.

It's intertwined like a web between column-like speakers towering over her at the Hague, Netherlands TodaysArtt Festival.

Tasks were divided along gender lines – there were areas of work that were generally accepted to be "women's work" or "men's work" – but it was intertwined, and it all went to maintain the house and family.

As you'll see in the graphic below, while not represented in its own right, it is intertwined in some of the most profitable industries, if not only communications then its arguably heavily involved with technology services and electronic technology.

"Size does matter," Mr. Elliott said, adding that it also is important to determine how risky a company's business is and whether it is intertwined with other institutions.

The fiscal future of the United States is certainly one of a very few crucial issues in this year's election, not least because it is intertwined with other issues like the return of the economy to robust health and the appropriate role of government.

It is intertwined with our economic fortune, certainly in the short term".

It also points to the ways that our judgments about food — and efforts to reform it — are intertwined with judgments about class.

Religion has always been around the clubhouse, but now it was intertwined with the techniques of rehabilitation, for those who wanted it.