But since arriving at 3, her life has been braided with the Caribbean.
Her hair is braided with a thick strand stretched across from one side to the other.
But perhaps his horror is braided with a thread of relief.
In "Revelator," emblems of American loss and catastrophe — Elvis's death and John Henry's, Lincoln's assassination, the sinking of the Titanic, the Okies' flight from the Dust Bowl — are braided with close observation of contemporary derelicts and charismatics.
Emma herself is endlessly fascinating, a woman to whom the reader returns again and again for the seductive intimacy of her thoughts, a secret communion that's braided with the lesson that self-knowledge is a mystery, vanity the source of the worst pain, and the subconscious a treacherous and imperfect instrument in the management of the psyche.
Peggy's Uncle Solomon had got in first with his stodgily named "Gallery for Non-objective Painting" in midtown Manhattan, which meant that, right from the start, Peggy's collecting career was braided with oedipal competition (her real father had gone down on the Titanic).
His account of his vision is braided with the details of cancer treatments and the mordantly rendered specifics of time spent in a ward for the insane — a man who knows he's broken but believes that the breaking has poured forth a flowing truth.
At the cheerful six-month-old Manhattan branch of PARIS BAGUETTE, 6 West 32nd Street, (212) 244-0404, parisbaguetteusa.com, a long flaky twist is braided with earthy sweet-potato purée and dotted with black sesame seeds ($1.80); crunchy oats and sour rye add interest to the "grain cream cheese pastry" ($2.50).
"The masculinity of the film is braided with tremendous heart.
Continue once the entire mane is braided with yarn strands.
