entwine , also: entwist
intwine , also: inwist

She could feel his hands upon her as if the two of them were still entwined in each other's arms.

I looked at the two of them standing there, the light and the dark, entwined.

Their development, entwining or not, should be interesting to watch.

It's in the shape of a man and woman entwined.

Several hours later they lay entwined in one another's arms.

Two children lay just inside, arms entwined around each other.

The bed was so small that they had to lie entwined together.

She had her arm entwined with that of a human male.

She entwined herself around him and found his lips again.

Some are seeking to entwine their companies with the West.

And once they meet, their lives will forever be entwined.

He led her from the floor, their arms around each other, fingers entwined.

They are entwined among the very fibers of his being.

Had I not heard that the family histories were entwined?

Her fingers were so warm, where they entwined with his own.

Just as she whispered when they were entwined in each other's arms.

Never before have such a major company's fortunes been so entwined with one man.

The history of this land, its structures, and his family were entwined.

Yet attitudes toward art are entwined with the business end, he thinks.

Out of town on business, in the hotel bar, I saw a good friend's husband entwined with another woman.

Pausing a moment, he looked down at their two hands entwined.

The mother daughter bond reached out and entwined the two.

They sit with hands entwined when the verdict is read.

US 79 is also entwined with two tragedies of country music.

They slept a little, an hour or two, still entwined.