If in your particular medium an audience is used to a simple plotline or maybe one or two stories, see if you can get eight in there, and find a way that they somehow intertwine.
His entire life has somehow been intertwined with friendship".
The psychogeographic links between writing and walking are a cult fascination, as though the rhythms of perambulation and those of the pen are somehow inextricably intertwined.
They equally skewered the values of hippies, yuppies, and the "loser" generation before it had even been borne, seeing them as somehow horribly intertwined or inbred.
They equally skewered the values of hippies, yuppies, and the "loser" generation before it had even been born, seeing them as somehow horribly intertwined or inbred.
Somehow his fate is intertwined with those of a university professor who is heartsick for a student, and a pair of 18th-century French scholars.
The lovers in "Tampopo," a Japanese film based on the notion that noodles have sex appeal, heat up the screen by passing an egg yolk back and forth with their tongues, and "The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover" somehow manages to intertwine love, sex and laissez-faire capitalism.
Girls had difficulty articulating the source of their shame, but often mentioned unwanted attention from classmates and a general feeling that the secrecy surrounding the topic of menstruation is intertwined with a collective understanding that menstruation is somehow bad.
If the folks in power want leeway to pursue their solutions, they're going to need somehow to convince the public that the fortunes of the people and the powerful are once again intertwined.
