The success of Gnarls Barkley lies at their intersection.
At their intersection, a sign in English — "We need help.
And what can readers learn from their intersection?
He is happy to discuss his religion, his sport and their intersection, without any pretense.
It is the story of two complicated male relationships, and their intersection with international politics.
At their intersection is Metropolitan Oval, with flowers, benches and a fountain where bronze-cast statues spout water.
Technology and literature: a new New York Times Book Review column, "The Mechanic Muse," will examine their intersection.
His lyrics, almost exclusively self-written, deal whimsically and sympathetically with romance, dysfunction and, often, their intersection.
Next, a Venn diagram: "personal impact" in one circle, "purposeful life" in the other, and, at their intersection, "generation Lululemon".
(The synthesis consists of introducing the curves, finding their intersection, and showing that this solves the problem).
Roman settlements developed along those roads, including Letocetum (near Wall; at their intersection) and Pennocrucium (near Penkridge).
