Examples of 'intertwines' in a sentence
Meaning of "intertwines"
intertwine (verb): To twist or twine together; to become connected or interlaced with each other
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of intertwine
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Your destiny intertwines with the opium.
Everwhere you look you feel the forest intertwines.
Music intertwines with my life in various ways.
Especially the way it intertwines with mine.
The video intertwines five different stories together.
All the universe intertwines.
This book intertwines science and spirit.
Leather and bergamotte intertwines.
Something intertwines us but it is not love.
A segmented story of a mother and daughter intertwines the others.
The book intertwines three stories.
A writer is always a marriage consultant who intertwines words so that others.
The series intertwines factual history with a fictional storyline.
It is one seamless web that intertwines the entire body.
My dream intertwines with sadness like a skein of a thousand threads.
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Bond with the piano that eventually intertwines their paths in life.
The research intertwines with art education and sociology.
Understood clearly in her is the unitary design that intertwines the two Testaments.
Their protection intertwines environmental aspects and governance concerns.
The journey and the journal intertwines -.
Digital connectivity now intertwines with physical connectivity.
The film intertwines five separate stories of people whose lives are touched by organized crime.
When inspiration intertwines with creation.
She intertwines them flawlessly into the culture of the cities her stories are set in.
Good achievement at school intertwines with both forms of capital.
Leadership intertwines with motivation as it involves the achievement of goals with and through people.
The hotel has a unique concept that intertwines modern style and historical architecture.
There is less distinction between personal and professional life, as everything intertwines.
This declinism intertwines with other horrible social statistics.
Digital connectivity, particularly transactions online, intertwines with physical connectivity.
Jethro intertwines these concepts.
Today, his work continues influencing the way sport intertwines with entertainment.
This really intertwines materials that are much more industrial in a way.
The history of Bavaria for the ensuing century intertwines with that of the Carolingian empire.
The plot intertwines several storylines that eventually meet in the end.
Throughout the monologue she intertwines English and Spanish.
The narrative intertwines performances that actualize history into personal and contemporary fictions.
So that one 's destiny intertwines with many others.
She intertwines mystery, love, and relationships to capture the interest of her readers.
Commercial and banking capital intertwines with different modes of production.
That will be in the Age of the Cornerstone, where a new dispensation intertwines.
Each episode typically intertwines several plots involving an ensemble cast.
Indeed, the work functions as a delimiter space from which intertwines a broader set of sources.
A global crisis that intertwines with its economic and social consequences.
In the heart of Cagliari, where design intertwines with history.
Each chapter admirably intertwines fidelity to the truth with compassion and mercy.
In combining her photographs with conventional practices, Hahn successfully intertwines formal and conceptual aspects.
The music intentionally intertwines the two languages in a symbolic gesture of unity between these cultures.
The ad then becomes part of the news feed and intertwines Report of Findings - CIPPIC v.
Strangely it intertwines with the issues I told you about.
