Sentence examples for to intertwined from inspiring English sources
verb
To twine something together.
"This is a simple and creative solution to intertwined problems of climate change, joblessness and economic stagnation," said Dave Palmer, executive director of the Center for Working Families.
And on a trip to Brazil in the late 1960s, Went discovered that Amazon forest soil was riddled with a network of fungi, which he proposed digest the tree litter and pass nutrients to intertwined tree roots.
Mr. Lew's friends saw their disparate styles begin to intertwine.
It allows the present and the past to intertwine, which is how music works anyway.
It was explicitly meant to intertwine national law with divine rules.
Kyocera has designed the phone and the Palm software to intertwine in dozens of ingenious ways.
We know because characters and storylines that have been distinct for so long are unmistakably beginning to intertwine.
When they met, neither one had any inkling that they would one day wish to intertwine their lives.
But the key to Bayern's big revenues actually comes from its ability to intertwine with corporate titans rather than shun them.
And where the software and the hardware and the applications need to intertwine in an even more seamless way than they do on a PC.
That, of course, is one reason why efforts to intertwine the private schools more closely with the public sector, which is heavily unionised, are fraught with difficulty.
