For a series of white tights and buckled court-shoes to emerge onto this "village" scene, then, was simultaneously unexpected and made for haunting storytelling interwoven into cloth.
Look for ones with plenty of extra length in the pleated and interwoven non-stretchy cloth associated with the elastic so it stretches with tension that is not high and increases only modestly over the range it will stretch as you sit, stand, and move about.
"The cloth of purple interwoven with gold-thread in which the bones were wrapped at that time confirms the highest dignity then attributed to the remains," she said.
Four were swaddled using the traditional method of their mothers' cultures, including Afghan and Kosovar, where three cloths are intricately interwoven.
The interwoven WS2 nanoplates supported on carbon fiber cloth (WS2/CFC) have been successfully synthesized by a facile solvothermal process.
But in the decade since 9/11, the yearning for interfaith dialogue and religious tolerance has begun to create a critical density of interwoven threads, more akin to shimmering silk cloth than a fragile web.
From the metaphor of the creative city (Laundry 2008) to the city as Interwoven cities, understood in terms of fabrics, cloths, threads, and elaborate in a scheme with 'seams, cuts and point of friction' (Magee 2016; cf. Skivko 2013).
According to structural analysis, this strategy led to a uniform nanotubes-like coating attached on interwoven carbon fiber of the three-dimensional (3D) carbon cloth.
In any worthwhile and mutually satisfying relationship or marriage, clarity and understanding are interwoven in the same way fine threads produce beautiful cloth.
Their finances are interwoven.
