1. He had twined his chubby arms around Vincent's neck.

2. The girl twined her fingers and then untwined them.

3. The weed had twined itself round the branches.

4. She twined her arms round him and kissed his cheek.

5. She twined her arms around my neck.

6. She twined the bridal arch with flowers.

7. She twined her fingers in her hair.

8. She twined the flowers into a garland.

9. The girl twined her arms about her mother's neck.

10. The snake twined over the ground.

11. A dark green ivy plant twined around the pole.

11. try its best to collect and make good sentences.

12. The boy twined his arms around his mother's neck.

13. Tom left them, twined about with electrical wires, to set up their speakers and woofers and tweeters.

14. A clutch of sweet-scented jasmine twined in her hair on one side of her head uplifted and upgraded her sundress.

15. Twined about the fingers of his free hand were long strands of a woman's hair.

16. Tomatoes leaned on stakes, runner beans twined round a wigwam of canes and rambling roses rambled over their appointed places.

17. She twined her hair into braids.

18. She twined her arms round him.

19. She twined holly into wreaths.

20. His hand twined in Bill's hair.

21. She twined her arms round [ around ] me.

22. She twined her fingers in my hair.

23. Tony Snow has two career that somehow twined intertwined.

24. He twined a rope around a post.

25. The child twined her arms about her mother's knees.

26. He twined his fingers into hers.

27. She twined the flowers into a wreath.

28. The ivy twined round [ around ] the oak tree.

29. Will pack a rope or be the fluctuation periphery that rope made of hemp circles in white chimney, with sizy and fixed, planish, lamp holder also is twined on the cord of same quality of a material.

30. There are huge stone temple beside the follow - hole Die Cheng, twined Labyrinth.

1. He had twined his chubby arms around Vincent's neck.

2. The girl twined her fingers and then untwined them.

3. She twined her arms round him and kissed his cheek.

31. T he lower limbers of paraplegia patients were twined by flexible bandage.

32. These nerves are twined together to form the vestibulocochlear nerve (eighth cranial nerve).

33. For a long time, discussion of mental imagery was always twined with two concepts, ideas and representation, which are just philosophical terms before the generation of scientific psychology.

34. She twined her arms around his neck and kissed him.

35. The long red line twined round my neck, leaving blood-red marks, just as your kisses.

36. The finely twined baskets are made with young, pliable spruce roots.

37. And he made the ephod of gold, blue, and purple, and scarlet, and fine twined linen.