intertwine with, in, into, over or within?

Our faith is intertwined with that of Somalia for better or worst.

Silence can even be intertwined with sound, weaved into it, so that its presence enhances the sound.

If there a little earlier each other, Probably would not have fingers intertwined with another person.

Hong Kong's history and success -- yes, intertwined with that of Britain's -- is something to be proud of.

TV news was not a mere chronicler of the Iranian Hostage Crisis -- the crisis itself was intertwined with TV.

It really is intertwined with all the action during the period and they play a pivotal role in affairs after Bosworth too.

Nonetheless, art has always been perpetually intertwined with questions of value, and there is no reason that it shouldn't be.

The mix of biography and retrospective is hardly surprising -- The work of Lopez was radically intertwined with all other aspects of his life.

In parts of the Balkans in the 1990s, you'd be afraid of lawless militias, operating on ethnic lines but often intertwined with organised crime.

Suppose the programmer decided to write the exception handling codes, the exception handling codes intertwine with the main logic in many if-else statements.

In a short amount of time, they'll become intertwined in your mind.

The destiny of mankind is inextricably intertwined in spite of national boundaries.

By the 1950s, two strands intertwined in this caricature of democracy left us by the colonialists, as their great legacy.

Afterwards, one activist told me he felt as if he had grown up in two tribes, both intertwined in his DNA: one was the Jewish community, the other the Labour party.

The two sequences later intertwine at the end of the movie.

Hell) showing that mans destiney is intertwined between them and only through his deeds in battle will his fate be dicided.

The two companies have been intertwined for many years, and Oncam already owned 49% of Grandeye.