Sentence examples for has woven into from inspiring English sources

Wantee was the name of Schwitters's girlfriend, whom Prouvost has woven into the story.

Since then, Stewart has woven into his speeches sober topics such as the gross domestic product and unemployment rates.

Finish up that sector on your own and we have almost the first word in the hint that Randall J. Hartman has woven into his grid.

The temptation with a character like Sarah Vine is to reciprocate the sort of nastiness she has woven into a sickly art form.

There are now over 15 new songs, which Spira has woven into the final score, linked with sections of orchestrated music and an atmospheric soundscape.

(Carey acknowledges his indebtedness to many Tocquevillian sources, and has woven into the text what, in his acknowledgments, he calls "distinctive threads, necklaces of words which were clearly made by the great man himself").

The Orioles might still be underdogs, but their victory against the Rangers showed the confidence Showalter has weaved into the fabric of his team.

And, with the audio available to savor in its own right, Twitter delighted in picking apart the lyrical intricacies and countless references Miranda had woven into the show.

He had, he admitted, "gasped at the detail which Mantel knew and had woven into her story, without any feeling of ostentation"; and he is impatient for the sequel.

The bishop of London blamed Londoners' lewd behavior; the bishop of Oxford argued that God had woven into his grand design certain incidents to alarm us and shake us out of our sin.

Adomah then showed his worth at the other end, somehow blocking Ings's effort after Kightly had weaved into the area.