In such exquisite poems as Love in the Valley, The Lark Ascending, and Melanthus, the fancy and melody are artistically intertwined.

At any rate, these memorable events are distinctly intertwined in my mind.

Equity and expediency are, in fact, intricately intertwined in our sense of "What should be"; and our sense of "What should be" in the particular is governed by our knowledge of "What is" in the general.

And then they went into the great hothouse of Death, where flowers and trees were growing marvellously intertwined.

Thus were these opposites absurdly blent The Grecian joy of living with the godly Judean cast of thought!while round them bent The ivy's tendrils, intertwining oddly.

So I found festive Berlin patting Americans on the back, cheering Americans in German-American meetings, and prettily intertwining the Stars and Stripes and the German flag.

A supreme desire made their dry lips tremble, and softly, without an effort, their fingers intertwined.

Colour bright brown; polypidom pinnate; the stems arising from creeping radical tubes, very thickly intertwined around a long slender body.