intertwines

A July 7 New York Times article by reporter Michael Luo exploring how Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's (D-NY) Methodist faith "intertwines" with her "political life" asserted that Clinton "has been alluding to her spiritual life with increasing regularity in recent years," and that those references "have come under attack, both from conservatives who doubt her sincerity ... and liberals who object to any injection of religion into politics."

Great Moments In Political Photography 2009

Added junior Amber Reiff: "He knows a lot about basketball, and he kind of intertwines it with life."

LJWorld.com stories: News < 2010

Hubba Hubba, like traditional burlesque, intertwines partial striptease down to pasties and g-strings, dance and comedy with parody and references to popular culture.

Professor fired for burlesque night job 2011

At night, her spirit intertwines with a magnificent black wolf, and they run together under the glow of a forest moon.

Interview & OOTB Tour: Bride of the Wolf - Jennifer St Giles Nalini Singh 2009

Hence the obsessive behavior of those afflicted (that continues after death), the irresistible draw of the spiral, the self-destruction, the way the spiral twines and intertwines.

intertribal: Lucy in the Sky with Spirals intertribal 2010

Bach's cantatas and passions are a distant model, but the way in which Birtwistle manages the drama and intertwines the voices with the chamber orchestra that supports them is entirely his own.

This week's new live music 2011

At night, her spirit intertwines with a magnificent black wolf, and they run together under the glow of a forest moon.

Archive 2009-05-01 Nalini Singh 2009

For the nation's biggest bank by deposits, the restructuring greater intertwines consumer products and simplifies management.

In Its Shake-Up, BofA Banks on Darnell David Benoit 2011

Virtually identical to the 2009 Geneva concept car—the exterior beautifully intertwines sinuous wave forms to form windows and fenders—the plug-in hybrid i8 will be fettled with a carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic body over an aluminum substructure, thus canceling out the weight penalty of heavy batteries.

The Face of Green? Dan Neil 2011

A proper novel set in Cambridge that intertwines two time periods, the era of Isaac Newton and the present day in which Lydia Brooke is researching him.

Cambridge Reads « Tales from the Reading Room 2009