Ainda não temos significados para "entwine with".
1Her hand came up to entwine with his, and found the iron cuff.
2She felt his fingers entwine with hers and squeeze.
3Queer-how everything sought to entwine with something else!
4One writes: Learn to entwine with your prayers the small cares, the trifling sorrows, the little wants of daily life.
5My limbs entwine with his, in that old familiar way they have, like there are Beck-shaped grooves on my calves, arms.
6By such stirring words did he entwine with the love of liberty that passion for military glory which was destined to strangle the Republic.
7Entwined with these problems, of course, is the thorniest of all: money.
8Billboard advertising is far more intimately entwined with the architecture of cities.
9She walked purposefully onward, her forceful nature entwined with her very ribs.
10It was not difficult, for they were acutely entwined with her own.
11But it seemed our fate was inextricably entwined with that of Rome.
12Her life had been too entwined with Joe's for too many years.
13The body had eroded into a hill, entwined with grass and vines.
14Rend not from me what long affection entwines with my whole nature.
15When they began walking again, Jessica's arm somehow became entwined with his.
16Opposite was an elm entwined with a vine loaded with swelling grapes.
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