Sentence examples for knit back from inspiring English sources

Because many of the shapes have a knit back, they're actually quite light.

There's nothing like a road trip to knit back together those fraying family bonds.

The city that was divided more than half a century ago by the Central Artery has been knit back together.

More than four and a half years post brain damage, memories still do not serenely knit back together as in those nifty "How the Brain Heals" neurology cartoons.

But his candidacy gives us a good hint about the country the next president is going to have to knit back together.

American troops are still in Japan and Germany, long after having helped knit back together the social fabric rent by war.

The alliances rent by the pre-war diplomacy have not been knitted back together.

There's infrastructure to be repaired, fire hydrants to be reconnected, materials to be transported, neighborhoods to be knitted back together.

He said that the young, avant-garde British designer Gareth Pugh was working on a new line of skirts, dresses, and capes made from trash bags that had been shredded and then knitted back together so they looked like fur.

Within twenty-four hours, Mick has capitulated to his mother's plans for him, and his parents, despite their seeming distaste for each other, have been knitted back together in some sort of dysfunctional yet symbiotic relationship.

Time may be a great healer, and Eduardo da Silva's broken leg and ankle have knitted back together, but Arsenal's manager Arsène Wenger says he cannot forgive Martin Taylor for the tackle that could easily have ended the Croatia international's career.