At times it intertwines with I-95, the interstate highway that runs from Florida to the Canadian border.
The protagonist quoted above is one Elizabeth Wetherall; the novel tracks her life as it intertwines with that of her childhood friend, also Elizabeth, but renamed Betsy to avoid confusion.
It intertwines with the intoxicating scent of cardamom in a fresh coconut chutney.
Turns out he was selecting Sabbath, Zeppelin and my personal favourites Saxon and that he's an authority on Iron Maiden's family tree and how it intertwines with the moons of Mercury.
To potentially accelerate clinical translation of such approaches, it will be fundamental to MAB-specifically assess how the Notch pathway is involved in the interaction with other resident cell types and how it intertwines with other cascades, such as Wnt and Bone morphogenetic protein pathways.
It intertwines with the Likelike Highway on the Windward side, where there are many entrances to get onto the H-3 going Honolulu-bound.
Take the smaller strand, and grab it at the center where it is intertwined with the first strand.
It is becoming a weekly theme, and it is intertwined with a middling rushing attack that on Sunday averaged 2.0 yards per carry and, over all, has forced Sanchez to throw more often than is desirable.
The "Great Pandemic" claimed more lives in a short time than any other disease in history, yet because it was intertwined with the "Great War," the horror of it in human terms may not have been adequately chronicled.
Taken together, our results suggest that investment in developing PCA may represent a conundrum for industrial equipment manufacturing firms, because it translates into market but not financial advantages, and it is intertwined with product design decisions.
