Sentence examples similar to has been interweaving from inspiring English sources
The main difficulty has been in the interweaving.
Terrestrial radio has been doing this for decades, interweaving news, entertainment and music all in the same stream.
The paper concludes that interweaving zoning and design is possible, it has been carried out successfully and has some distinct advantages.
Clamor has been widely praised by US critics for its interweaving of the brutality of warfare with its love story, the front line in Iraq and the "home base" in America.
Interweaving the political into social anthropology to understand human behaviour has been a core component of Mukulikas long-standing academic engagement with South Asia.
In any case, it seems that one key to finding a true American voice has been the galvanising effect of an indisputably national art, itself an interweaving of sources foreign and native: the African-American tradition.
A prime example is his tuna and salmon tartare, a slickly conceived interweaving of pristine ahi tuna nuggets with salmon that has been cured gravlax style with dill and rice wine vinegar.
This dynamic has been played out in a million variations over three seasons on "Key & Peele," building patterns and interweaving themes.
For stretches of the book — say, in the pages devoted to the sixties and, particularly, to the Kennedy-Castro period — the interweaving of public event and secret intimation suggests how thoroughly our reality has been suffused with paranoia and conspiracy.
He's the man that has been most responsible for the creation of a series of blockbuster films from Iron Man to The Avengers that have made comic-book movies box-office gold with all the films having interweaving plots.
This is a beautifully judged work that interweaves the textures of ordinary life with an alien fantasy realm, to produce a profoundly touching narrative about the costs of recovering what has been lost.
