6 sentences with “intertwined”

The walls were made of tree branches that intertwined at the top to form the roof.

Cotton and slavery occupied a central - and intertwined - place in the 19th century economy.

National glory and honour were intertwined with the creation of colonies, and no nation wanted to be left behind.

In other states, especially in New England, where the old Puritan heritage cast a long shadow, religion and state remained intertwined.

From then on, the royal and noble lines of England and France became intertwined, and as marriage between nobles and royalty often took place through the Franco-English lines, the inheritance of lands and titles in both countries was often a point of contention.

That said, history and archaeology remain closely intertwined, especially since so few written records remain from the remote past that most historians of the ancient world also conduct archaeological research, and all archaeologists are also at least familiar with the relevant histories of their areas of study.