Their stories are tightly intertwined.

All petals interlaced in the same way.

Their fingers were tightly interlaced.

They're layered, they're interwoven, they're tangled.

And grab each other

We are neighbors, our histories and populations intertwined.

In the twenty first century, human rights and security will be inextricably intertwined.

And both ends of each bubble have to be interlaced with other bubbles.

It is a process that takes place when a number of elements or imperatives of development interlock.

He moves his tail like a cedar. The sinews of his thighs are knit together.

He moveth his tail like a cedar the sinews of his stones are wrapped together.

America s interests are now so closely intertwined with China that a policy to isolate or confront it is not feasible.

We are so similar but yet there are all these fantastic differences, familiar yet twisted.

Food, water, land mines, disease and death are inextricably intertwined with democratization, human rights and development.

We've got a collection of nice, fat, happy, healthy red blood cells, but they're all tangled up in a network of fibers.

In such hybrid wars, conventional and irregular forces, combatants and civilians, and physical destruction and information warfare become thoroughly intertwined.

In fact, the two faces of science are much more intimately interwoven less like faces than like two ingredients of a thoroughly stirred mixture.

In hybrid warfare, conventional and unconventional forces, combatants and civilians, physical destruction and information manipulation become thoroughly intertwined.

Because of how closely intertwined the personal and the political are in Anwar s career, even a personal depiction of him is inevitably a political act.

We have to make sure that the loop of the last four bubbles and the loop of the first four bubbles are interlaced over each other.

The lesson to be learnt from all this is that, as human beings, we have a fate inextricably interwoven, whether we like it or not.

For the democratic ideal is not an isolated political phenomenon, but one that is closely interwoven with the whole of the social and economic reality in our part of the world.

Studying leadership is often interpreted as an intensely political activity, but it is also difficult because of the blending of leadership roles and responsibilities.

We agree with his view that security, socio economic well being, environmental sustainability and the protection of human rights are closely interdependent and interlocked in a mutually reinforcing manner.

World Economic Forum It clearly reveals how all global risks are inter related and interwoven, so that economic, environmental, geopolitical, social, and technological risks are hugely interdependent. Economic Risks Environmental Risks Geopolitical Risks Societal Risks Technological Risks

It is important to remember, however, that peacekeeping and peacebuilding are not necessarily the endpoints of a linear process they are interlinked, interwoven and, at times, interdependent.

That exceptional man a spiritual guide whose life and acts were intertwined with the great turmoil of European and world history left us just a few days ago.

Another example is B. S. Johnson's 1969 novel The Unfortunates it was released in a box with no binding so that readers could assemble it however they chose.

Therefore, whereas the links between youth exchange, youth encounters and touristic interests which existed in the East there was the 'Youth Tourist' organization and the respective youth organizations were closely interconnected, these links are non existent in the West.

Nuclear disarmament, non proliferation, counter terrorism, and civil nuclear energy risk reduction are inextricably connected, and they call for sustained commitment around a comprehensive agenda, and detailed argument.