Sentence examples for interwoven them from inspiring English sources

The big difference is that adapter Ben Power and director Marianne Elliott have interwoven them to create a standalone work played over a single, three-hour evening.

American flags appear with greater frequency — not Jasper Johns's ambivalent icons, but flags with figures and text interwoven into them, and pointed titles: "God Bless America," "The Flag Is Bleeding" and finally a piece, from the 1969 "Black Light Series," whose title begins with "Flag for the Moon" and ends with a racial epithet spelled out in its stripes.

As their lives are interwoven, they find it impossible to lower their expectations, making them oscillate between hope and disappointment.

Harris follows the interwoven paths that took them from the Aleutians to Algiers.

A corrosively beautiful cocktail of a thriller, Tom Ford's "Nocturnal Animals" tells three interwoven stories, all of them concerning roughly the same characters, but each one set in a different time and place.

Doctorow's novels tend to follow a deductive logic, beginning with the great themes of an era (or simply with a set of historical facts) and then dramatizing them in an interwoven ensemble of characters.

While officials declined to discuss those options, Mr. Rumsfeld suggested that the administration would move rapidly with developing and testing systems, adding them to an interwoven network as they proved successful.

The cuticle of the cap (known as the pileipellis) is between 8 10 µm thick, and is made of a loose textura intricata, a type of tissue in which the hyphae are irregularly interwoven with distinct spaces between them.

These sods were so tightly interwoven that early European settlers cut them to use as roofs for their houses.

Although the themes are thickly interwoven, we will present each of them separately for ease of discussion.

Eliot's criticism and poetry are so interwoven that it is difficult to discuss them separately.