Sentence examples for be braided into from inspiring English sources

The third piece to be braided into this week is the story of Cinqué.

Stronger fibers could be braided into ropes that could replace steel cables.

Poetry will be braided into this series like a golden thread, because in every generation it is the poets who replenish and tantalise the collective consciousness.

Forty-nine dried white roses had been braided into it.

Finally, the cord is braided into 150-foot replacement cables.

The fibers, he wrote, were braided into ropes of the length necessary for the bridge.

Carbon fibers are braided into structures that look like mushrooms, but are actually prototypes of automotive engine valves.

A girly white flower print was braided into submission (think macramé plant hanger) to dangle over a semisheer black sheath.

Hides provided clothing, containers, and thongs; horsehair was braided into rope, while horn was used for ladles and other utensils.

Its poetry, cadences and simple majesty are braided into the texture of British life, as its authors intended.

To "be union" was to sing songs at the top of your voice; melody, Marxism and militancy were braided into One Big Union.