Entwined

As our lives become entwined with these digital advancements, we navigate a delicate balance between convenience and the erosion of identity.

But the camp employees ultimately find themselves unexpectedly entwined in a series of visceral events that may or may not be related to the ritual in which they previously partook.

Ibaraki’s long history is closely entwined with one of the most important clans in Japanese history — the Tokugawas.

Instead, the titles are all deeply personal, reminding us that nature is inescapably entwined with our bodies and our homes.

Rights to the land lie at the core of the Israel-Palestinian conflict and are entwined with the historical narratives of both peoples.

Subtly entwined in the shocking and dark premise are mature themes of teen suicide, prejudice, status, and conformity.

The album you played the fall of your junior year will always be entwined with what you were going through at the time, good or bad.

The format of the movie is very similar to The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh except the segments were more closely entwined in 2011.

Their destinies become entwined after they find themselves trapped together inside one of the space lighthouses known as Beacons.

The last few years in particular have underlined just how entwined our lives are and how vital it is that we support one another.

The Mountbattens and Windsors have been entwined for decades - but the late Earl's daughter, a bridesmaid to.

Two very different women's lives become unexpectedly entwined in "" by Hazel Gaynor.

Following a fateful military mission, Aleksei finds his life and destiny mystically entwined with that of Jomo (Morr Ndiaye), an armed Nigerian rebel protesting against the oil industry that poisons the Niger Delta.

Given the coup-culture which is still entwined into Thai culture and even expectations, that could be a challenging year.

Instead of finding peace underwater, he nearly drowns in memories of entwined hands, neck kisses, fingers in mouths, grinding bodies and moments of solace shared with Carolyn where the two cradled each other in bed.

Lisa explained: "The reproductive hormones - oestrogen and progesterone - are entwined with the sleep and relaxation hormones, melatonin and serotonin.

The decision came one day after the UN General Assembly passed a resolution supporting the agency, which has for decades been entwined with the Hamas terrorist organization, in addition to inciting against Israel in its classrooms and textbooks.

The heritage of DeFuniak Springs, its founding, the establishment of winter home of the Chautauqua Assembly, and the Herald – Breeze newspapers are entwined so thoroughly, they cannot be separated.

There are no shots of the lovers lying sex-drunk in bed, entwined in each other’s arms; only the amber light of Vittorio Storaro’s cinematography suggests there’s any heat in the room.

This wall encloses two gently sloping lawned areas, with a central gravel path leading to a picturesque arbour entwined with roses and vines.