Sentence examples for long intertwined from inspiring English sources

The country roads are enlivened by shrines to IRA bombers and hunger-strikers, plus mysteriously grand houses reputedly bought with the proceeds of smuggling, long intertwined with paramilitarism.

A patchwork of sects and ethnicities, long intertwined through ties of business, friendship, tribe and family, stretches across the nearby border to Lebanon's northern Bekaa Valley.

Long intertwined by mutual self-interest on deregulation and lower taxes, the business lobby and Republicans are diverging not only over the fiscal crisis, but on other major issues like immigration reform, which was favored by business groups and party leaders but stymied in the House by many of the same lawmakers now leading the debt fight.

Music and comics share a long, intertwined history.

The sodium attaches to the long, intertwined muscle proteins and causes the proteins to push apart from one another.

Only a few of these are in independent unions most are in ones that, like the confederation, have a long, intertwined history with the PRI.How is it that, despite the PRI's loss of the presidency and their limited membership, corporativist unions retain such power?

This sense of life is created by history, by the long intertwining of Constable's painted Britain and the real one.

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Chad's crisis has often been seen as an extension of the conflict in Darfur, but those who study the region argue that in some ways the reverse is true, and that the fates of Chad and Darfur, which share a long, porous border and many of the same ethnic splits and political problems, have long been intertwined.

But faith and art have, of course, long been intertwined.

The history of the two churches is long and intertwined.