intersect

The only thing left to try was intersecting the two.

And the only time their lives intersected was during medical school.

Quite simply, women intersect with more people during the day than they used to.

Let me go in first and try to intersect, then you come along.

At the same time, the piece is just about two people who intersect and then part.

In fact, it's a place where all of those things intersect.

This is the only place in the country where they do intersect.

It's not always clear how it intersects with the rest of our experience.

It is a picture of the country and the times as he intersected with them.

In the area where the arts and politics intersect, he became a major figure.

"We wanted to make it an interesting and moving study of how these lives intersect."

Even when their lives intersect, they never directly address one another.

Here many of the story's threads are about to intersect.

Sequences of the same color may intersect, but only at a single position.

Still, sometimes the old traditions and the new ones intersect.

It was to intersect Interstate 78 at its south end.

So many different lives intersecting in a myriad of ways.

Blue Man is also fascinated by areas where art and science intersect.

He's still working in those two worlds, but they have intersected much more.

The board is the point at which these two spheres intersect.

The only time the two worlds intersected was at the table.

The people on each side live parallel lives that do not intersect.

"But it's in America's interest as well, and at one point our interests will intersect."

He saw the angles of space, the way they intersected with time.

I set it right at the point where air currents intersect.