interweave

How To Use interweave In A Sentence

• Or dot, or diamonds, or paratactic , or interweave, the design that former bed is overspread also can be such.
• It interweaves stories from the author's own childhood, revealing how her relationship with her own mother has shaped the choices she has made.
• It unravels the narrative threads each from the other, so that we may better understand how they interweave, forcing them apart so that we can understand their detail before they spring back together.
• Economic, racial, political, historic and cultural factors have combined to interweave the fabric of the world.
• She neatly interweaves discussions of online behavior with social science theories that may explain some Internet phenomena.
• And despite its appearance, it's not related to the verb complect, which means "to interweave. Boston.com Top Stories
• Economic, racial, political, historic and cultural factors have combined to interweave the fabric of the world.
• These sometimes wrenching, ultimately hopeful stories are interweaved with stunning time-lapse photography from the Ground Zero site, as it comes back to life. Matt's Guide to Weekend TV: Torchwood and HBO Finales, Plus 9/11 Programming
• Lose yourself at the Wits Theatre in Braamfontein, where Just In Time interweaves mime and movement, and illusion and the surreal take centre stage.
• Jonkers Street was already crowded with vehicles and pedestrians, which seemed to interweave without touching each other.