Sentence examples for also interwoven with a from inspiring English sources

Their movie's account of the competition for five of the meatier parts in "A Chorus Line" is also interwoven with a history of the original production.

Apart from the text and pictures of their print issues, the WePad versions will be full of audio, video and Flash and also interwoven with the magazines' websites.

The cap tissue is also interwoven, with hyphae that are cylindrical to somewhat inflated, 3.7 14.6 µm wide, thin-walled, branched, and hyaline to yellowish.

He has also interwoven it with his own story.

— is interwoven with a propulsive, often harrowing account of the physical demands of labor in all its irresistible, unimaginable inevitability.

In Sachs's case, a historical essay has been interwoven with a personal memoir, mainly concerned with his rather unremarkable interactions with nature and with death.

It is interwoven with a society's cultural fabric.

For Schilder the phenomenological account is interwoven with a psychoanalytic one.

However, these stages are usually interwoven with a series of advocacy meetings, stakeholder consultations, and lobbying.

A habitual modesty interwoven with an awareness of the difficult daily grind powerfully secured him to his players.

A third story line, also interwoven, takes place some 40 years in the past.