Sentence examples for twine into from inspiring English sources

He grabbed the broom and swept the pine needles and tree-tie twine into a pile.

He is terrifying in his absence, moving through a Daedelian nightmare of narrative strands that twine into one another.

This sport (well, arguably) consists of dangling chicken necks tied on lengths of twine into the river's shallows and waiting for a crab to fasten onto one.

In a calmer sequel to "The Rhythm of the Saints," the guitar parts, hinting at a world of listening, spiral and twine into one glimmering pattern after another.

Three other prisoner-muleteers turn a barrel and a stool into its body, a paint can into its nose, a piece of twine into its tail, a cabbage into its head.

Plug Twine into your HDMI port then start a video call, share content, or move rooms without leaving Slack.

She has torn off her outer garments, which she twines into a rope so that she can pull him to safety.

Particularly now, though, when the tentacles of fashion reach out globally, coiling around fat new markets like China or India or Russia, places marooned from global markets for decades, twining into traditionally style-resistant spheres like business and art, you can begin to make out how culture is shaped by a system of which dressmakers are just a small part.

It was not just that it was based on a Jules Verne story about a sultan in search of a young girl who will save his life: that story had been as thoroughly buried beneath the action of the three-day piece as the myths of ancient Greece were twined into the plots of Aeschylus and Sophocles.

While the compression temperature increases to 400°C, the CNTs are twined into a continuous film which is consistent with the observation in SEM analysis, as exhibited in Figure 2d.

While the compression force, duration, and temperature are quite enough for the reaction, the linking of CNTs proceeds entirely, and then the CNTs are twined into a continuous film, as depicted in Figure 6c.