Sentence examples for be knit together from inspiring English sources

So maybe we can learn something from Japan, where the earthquake, tsunami and radiation leaks haven't caused society to come apart at the seams but to be knit together more tightly than ever.

"The president has followed this issue personally, continually, assiduously and actively in the last few days," Mr. Soubie said, adding, "With social issues, it is sometimes better to be silent than to be on stage, if you want to be efficient, if you want the strands of dialogue to be there and to be knit together".

For this end, we must be knit together in this work as one man.

For this end, we must be knit together, in this work, as one man...

"That's what caused our hearts to be knitted together," Ms. Ramsaran said, "We thought that everyone could be saved".

These two very different places might one day be knitted together by a single rumbling artery: the No. 7 subway line.

Space agency chiefs are skeptical that most Earth-observing satellites can be knitted together into a cohesive global observatory.

"The main challenge will be knitting together the cultures of both companies and aligning the speed of development and iteration that is needed in the mobile space with Nintendo's more patient and systematic approach to games content production," added Mr Harding-Rolls.

There, habitat restoration and historic preservation have been knit together on a working ranch first homesteaded in 1881.

Newly formed cells move outward, and at first form part of the prickle cell layer (stratum spinosum), in which they are knit together by plaquelike structures called desmosomes.

In the novel these reflections and myriad others are knit together tightly to form a fabric of sensation that brings us into intimate communion with all the characters.