entwine

Roses entwine the little cottage.

The ivy entwined the column.

they lay entwined in each other's arms.

Each wish of my heart would entwine itself verdantly still.

They gazed at each other, their legs entwined under the table.

Economically, they are more intimately entwined than any previous pair of rivals.

Our history and our culture is closely entwined with musical notes.

History and literature are entwined with each other.

What are the recurring elements? Do they entwine and make a theme?

Entwined with the trees' roots, they can siphon off some of these sugars.

Idol dramas tend to feature attractive, wealthy characters entwined in intricate, melodramatic romances.

It's even intrinsically entwined with the ecology of large predators like these lions.

Hillary Rodham's private and public lives became entwined the day she met Bill Clinton.

No, Merlin. I was wrong. Lancelot needed you and you needed Lancelot. Your destinies were entwined.

The idea that creative endeavor and mind-altering substances are entwined is one of the great pop-intellectual myths of our time.