Sentence examples for interweave from inspiring English sources

It has learnt that the best way to prosper is to interweave itself with daily life, seeing no distinction between fixing the plumbing and making bombs.

Four plots interweave: the story of Ramanujan in Cambridge; the desire of Ruth, a modern-day lecturer, to have children; an Indian businessman returning from Los Angeles to the subcontinent; an Indian scientist visiting CERN, a particle-physics laboratory.A huge oblong lecture-board becomes a revolving flap through which the nine actors walk from one story, time-zone or culture to another.

It's a moving tale of love conquering all at least for a while and the film-makers manage to interweave it with the development of Hawking's ground-breaking PhD.But as his health deteriorates, so does the couple's relationship and so does "The Theory Of Everything".

They cross over, circle, and interweave in elaborate formations.

These decorations, which interweave various illusions of reality in a way that was more complex even than Raphael's famous paintings in the Vatican loggia, were a triumph of classicism tempered with humanity.

Anne Carson writes playful poems that interweave contemporary and past voices.

They also interweave English and Spanish as freely as they do literary styles.

Engagement with such artifacts allowed Danh Vo to interweave his story with those of others, complicating perceptions of individual experience.

It will "interweave layers of unfolding narrative, telling the past tense story of [a] crime along with the present tense investigation", said the BBC.

Yeston (author of Nine and Grand Hotel) has always excelled at chorales and at songs in which characters who are at variance interweave melodically.

As their acoustic guitars interweave in the delicate "Tatted Lace", father and daughter face each other, smiling.