Sentence examples for helping weave from inspiring English sources

Poonen's challenge is helping weave the message and help it move beyond its roots as a virtualization company. .

Doctor Strange, it is widely held, will play a key role in helping weave disparate strands of narrative together, unless people feel they haven't had enough of superheroes by then.

Do you want adults who live together to make a binding commitment, one that helps weave them into their community?

Perrin is also confident that the fair's proximity to all the major uptown museums and cultural institutions will help weave it into the uptown cultural circuit.

It is time for all of us to help weave the fabric of a community together and help others less fortunate".

He also helped weave the Detroit orchestra deeper into the fabric of the community by featuring local and African-American composers.

"It will help weave the current residents into the historical context of Jersey City and will be an intrinsic part of the community".

But "no one really does what Anna does," said Mr. Levin, who helped weave news clips and archival interviews into the scenario.

As in The Godfather films, which depicted the influence of padrini in the Sicilian mafia, ties of blood, marriage and godparents help weave the tight, clannish bonds that keep the 'Ndrangheta almost impenetrable to outsiders.

At Blydenburgh, which focuses on the Colonial period, children can hammer out an iron S-hook on an 18th-century anvil, chop vegetables by hand, make butter in a churn and help weave a rug.

Nor does an abrupt change of coach usually enhance a team's chemistry, while the franchise lost a historical mooring earlier this month with the death of Buss, whose insistence on a fast, attractive and high-scoring playing style helped weave the Lakers into Los Angeles' image and culture.