How to pronounce “intersected” in English

Been with the city for three years.And I have intersected with Olga and just about everybody on the panel, actually.So it feels good to be here.

Any story I found interesting that was Boston in '68, I earmarked to be in the book.But if it also intersected with Van Morrison, the it kind of shot straight to the top of the list.He's from England, Manchester.

Mitch Kapor: I've been involved in helping a number of Accelerators, Y Combinator and others, and heard about NewMe.And because it intersected thematically with other things that Frieda, my wife and I, are doing up in San Francisco with the Level Playing Field Institute and my foundation, I immediatelysaid, "Great. I'll do something here." When I met Angela and the entrepreneurs early in the cycle, I was really impressed.

Another way to use kale.And both of those food traditions also kind of intersected in ways.

You are not desperate for connection.I hear so many wonderful stories from people who have intersected my music or my brand even.

And she ends up being sold into slavery.And so the novel never tells you whether they intersected at the exact same period, but you get the sense that Effia is living above her sister at one point.And so then you follow down the line, descendant after descendant, into the present day.

The guys who made it just went silent.Google, here's how our lives have intersected.

And so I learned from a mentor who helped me out in a similar way, one of these peoplethat I think you were referring to when you said I had my life-- it intersected with them.When I was in college, I was working as a bike messenger.

and predicted some of the technological advances that we've seen and some of the things that we learn about our universe.Do you have a favorite anecdote or story of where fact and fiction have intersected?Well, I'm on radio.

It was called Family Matters.And I could write about pretty much anything I wanted as long as it intersected with health and parenting.So that means I got to write about Beyonce and her promotion of public breastfeeding, and how friends influence other friends' decision

Broadway and stuff like that.I always was intrigued by all of these things and how they intersected, because I think that in our culture, we're very compartmentalized. We have our -- you have your work life, here,and then maybe outside of your work life you have your social life. And maybe your friends are from college or high school, or people that share hobbies.

demanded to be recognized that you can be queer and asexual, that you can be-- that disability was identity marking,that marker that superseded your queerness or your nonbinariness, but that those two things intersectedin really important ways.

And there was something about the way that Tolstoy wove the two stories of Pierre's existential crisis, and then Natasha having this first romantic disaster of her young life,and the way that these two stories kind of ran in parallel for a while, and then intersected just at the very end.And it really just reminded me of the structure of a classic musical-- the kind of two couple structure of two stories

historian in some ways. And so, this book really is a cultural history of the idea of the monster. It's nota cultural history of horror movies although there's a lot of horror movies in it. It's a cultural history of how narratives of monsters have intersected with Americanhistory from the colonial -- first period of colonial settlement all the way to the present. So that's part of it. Part of what makes it weird -- if that's not weird