Sentence examples for interweaving in from inspiring English sources

The multiple strands, North European, Byzantine and Middle Eastern, kept recurring through much of Russian history, occasionally interweaving in astonishing fashion.

Sooner or later, nearly every Fleet Foxes song gives way to a stretch of wordless vocal harmonies shared by three, four, perhaps five voices, moving together in chords or interweaving in counterpoint.

While the statue (Madonna and Child) is blocky and immobile, the painting (Holy Family) and one of the reliefs (Madonna and Child with the Infant St. John) are full of motion; they show arms and legs of figures interweaving in actions that imply movement through time.

BioC (25), an emerging XML-encoded format, represents a collection of documents by interweaving in-line annotations with stand-off annotations.

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

In fragmented sequences, figures socially interweave in ritualised waves.

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

"Corrente" develops its energy from trills, repeated notes and tremolos, which alter and interweave in unstable patterns of movement, growing in force, layer by layer.

When I sip a cool and grassy sancerre with a creamy, slightly gamey chavignol goat's cheese, the flavours and textures interweave in such a complementary way, it's hard to believe the match was simply stumbled upon.

The price may put some parents off what is an unknown brand, but early adopters will find lots to enjoy in Beasts of Balance – not to mention getting a sense of how digital and physical play can interweave in a way that gets families laughing together, rather than staring into separate screens.

As the two processes continuously interweave in the time domain, it provides a good basis for aggregating the charging load model of the PrEV cluster with procedural simulation.