Sentence examples for imports weaving from inspiring English sources

Germans depend on Russia for more than 40 percent of their gas imports, weaving a tapestry of relations since the 1970s.

That saves firms the transport and storage costs, import duties and long lead-times that come with the imported "woven" fabric used to make shirts and trousers.

It's still a popular material, but don't go expecting to see old ladies plaiting in doorways: straw is now imported in woven strips to be assembled by machine.

Zoe Robinson, founder of The Good Wardrobe: Sometimes gently explaining to someone the general process of producing a £3 cotton jumper: growing the cotton, picking, treating, dying, spinning, weaving, making, importing etc... well, they soon understand that there has to be someone badly missing out for that garment to be sold at that price.

The technological standards in the Indian spinning industry are fairly modern, almost comparable to China, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka do not have either spinning or weaving industries and hence have to import the fabric.

In this paper we show how aspects and the aspect weaving process from Aspect-Oriented Programming can be specified as a modular language extension and imported into a base language specified in an extensible programming language framework.

This paper shows how aspects and the aspect weaving process from aspect-oriented programming can be specified as a modular language extension and imported into an extensible host language.

Weaving shines.

Images of weaving abound.

"A little bit of weaving".

Weaving them is also easy.