Examples of using Intertwining in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Intertwining, interweaving, music and melodies.
Pillar III- Exploitation: the intertwining of efforts.
Fancifully intertwining, they create the new fantastic world.
Now, their marriage will be the intertwining of two life stories.
A game of intertwining, it is not clear where it begins and where it ends up another.
Other people were going on in the lives, and the intertwining of the two paths.
Each game tells two intertwining stories through various time periods.
Since very young, I got lost in the pages of my notebooks,writing sketches and intertwining lines and paragraphs.
Intertwining temporalities: past and present in A Star Called Henry, de Roddy Do….
Gone before* Not forgotten" with two intertwining hearts following this massage.
The intertwining could indicate the vortex principles understood by Victor Schauberger.
Thus, the welfare state arrived and, with it, the intertwining of assistance and social control.
As well as the intertwining of these times, the interrelation and mutual interference.
Monochromatic colors are blended,flowing and intertwining with clear and calm colors.
Many intertwining features are also beginningless, but not all of them continue forever.
One of these is to dance around on pole, intertwining colored decorations with intricate moves.
I mentioned before that brains end up being an end result of a very complicated process of genes intertwining with environment.
Reviews Columns of intertwining flowers combined with rows of sun-like dots.
There are devices that let you create foam mountains shafts orcolumns forming the shining dome of water transparency, intertwining streams of whole lace.
Considers the pain in the intertwining of the symptom as a metaphor and the body event.
And the second dynamics was the DCS Weaving Stories, in which subjects share problems andindividual difficulties that may have collective social roots, intertwining lines.
After observation was found number of issues intertwining advertising, art and museum.
Such findings document the intertwining of ethnolinguistic minority status and working-class locations, schools and poverty.
Narrative propulsion, memorable characters, a felicitous intertwining of the random and the deliberate.
Our name reflects the close intertwining of immigration and democracy as central themes in the American experience.
The dialectic of the permanent revolution(as against the theory of socialism in one country),in other words the intertwining of national, continental and world levels, is tighter than ever.
It is important to emphasize the intertwining of external and internal tasks in the operative groups Silva& Souza, 2002.
DHA supports the creation and implementation of public policies in the water domain andpromotes the transfer of scientific knowledge to the society, intertwining science and engineering for the solution of societal problems.
And not dictating contents enables the intertwining of each of its parts, creating and imagining objects of art that.
The study investigates the health services network in a municipality located in the interior of the State of São Paulo,which was chosen due to its pioneering adhesion to the Psychiatric Reform process and to its historical intertwining between primary care and mental health, which has been fostered by the matrix support device Figueiredo et al.

