Sentence examples for begin to weave from inspiring English sources

All this is staged as a broad parody of slasher-style moviemaking, and some of the stories begin to weave into one another.

In a mad dash to reach the tollbooth, vehicles begin to weave desperately between lanes to get a few car-lengths ahead.

A nursing assistant leads a sprightly senior gentleman to the floor and they begin to weave and sway to tragic Patsy's lustrous notes.

This article explores how fashion design an activity that fundamentally weaves together the practices, skills, and materials associated with clothing the body can begin to weave together people in places.

Then the pair to our left turn with sinuous, curving upper bodies, and begin to weave through a long, grounded adagio, soon followed, and sometimes intersected, by the other pair.

And just like the girl with the Barbie doll, Americans begin to weave those cocoons from an early age, said Alan Manevitz, a psychiatrist at New York Presbyterian Hospital.

Payne begins to weave together three stories.

He began to weave through the Skyline defense, picking up speed and momentum with each dribble.

In painting, sculpture, performance and collage, Olowska began to weave these "failed" visual cultures into art.

Whatever spell Carl Sagan had begun to weave on us all back then had surely taken hold of me.

DALI VILLAGE, China — The young woman sat at the foot of the wooden loom and began to weave.