Sentence examples for her weaving from inspiring English sources

The two met, and he pleaded his case, then proceeded to build the video around her, weaving in clips from her movies and TV cooking shows.

As Odysseus takes the long way home, encountering Circe and sirens and cylops and such, Penelope waits and weaves and unpicks her weaving.

Especially after Albers came to the United States and became more familiar with pre-Columbian textiles, she introduced suggestions of landscapes ("Monte Alban," 1936) and cityscapes into her weaving.

She began her talk with the Odyssey, and what she referred to as the first recorded instance of a man telling a woman that "her voice is not to be heard in public": Telemachus informing his mother, Penelope, that "speech will be the business of men" and sending her upstairs to her weaving.

He kept adding, erasing and adding again, like Penelope undoing her weaving each night to buy time, to forestall a reality that would mean closing the door on a past that she feared was gone but that she hoped, somehow, to live again.

For 20 minutes, she let her "internal radar" guide her, weaving her borrowed car in and out of traffic like a native taxi driver.

As I left, a woman was taking a picture with her phone of her woven purse sitting on a bench outside the window.

Her woven wool-blend Magnolia fabric in coral, below, is more durable than cotton prints, and the weave, she says, incorporates twice as many colors.

A few years ago, a career retrospective of Louise Bourgeois displayed her enormous statues of spiders alongside smaller artefacts such as her woven figures.

See also: P Diddy doing his football dance for the camera and Mayim Bialik talking about ripping her weave out immediately after the show's over.

Ms. Reeves brought a group of top-notch musicians with her to Stamford to help her weave her spell.