Within a month, I felt woven into the fabric of my street, a part of the tableau of artists, bakers, greengrocers, barmen and plumbers.
We feel woven into the DNA of the network and it's easier to promote it [news] now".
Payne told me that he feels "woven into the fabric of life here in Omaha" in a way that he doesn't quite in Los Angeles.
What is wrong with Dede feels woven into what is right with her, and there isn't a stray thread of self-indulgence.
Like the pavilion, his work in Chile revels in material juxtapositions, contrasting geological power with the delicacy of things that feel woven or grown.
From luxurious villas that cling to the cliffs of the Chilean coast, to larger museum and civic centre projects, his work contrasts raw geological power with the delicacy of things that feel woven or grown.
(His oldest brother, Nicholas, died in 1995, after a long period of drug addiction; his surviving brother, George, is an emergency-room physician in North Carolina). Payne told me that he feels "woven into the fabric of life here in Omaha" in a way that he doesn't quite in Los Angeles.
From the posters plastered in subway stations with the distinctive Berlinale bear logo to the earnest discussions over plates of bratwurst of the merits of various auteurs, the festival feels woven into the fabric of the city.
I'd still eventually end up downwind, and managed a few spectacular crashes, but I felt comfortable weaving among the more experienced riders.
The strings run horizontally from the tuning pins over the bridge to the hitch pins in the left, or bass, end, where felt strips woven through the strings act as dampers.
