Sentence examples for labor weaving from inspiring English sources
Penelope's Labor: Weaving Words and Images.
Yet a number of contemporary artists have been rediscovering weaving with amazing results, as shown by an enchanting exhibition, "Penelope's Labor: Weaving Words and Images," of pieces ancient and modern.
Sánchez responded to Castro's comments by saying in her blog that she would allow her husband, journalist Reinaldo Escobar, to respond to Castro's statements because she felt it best to leave the fighting at the "macho-man-male" level, and instead continue with her "womanly" labor of weaving together the "frayed tapestry" of their society.
To contemporary Western eyes, however, the most sophisticated works are the shawls and wrap skirts, which, in the Naga's strict division of labor, were woven exclusively by women.
For example, in Afghanistan where opium is plentiful and cheap—some children are dosed with opium not only to help them sleep, but also to ease the pain of back-breaking labor, like carpet weaving.
In her more involved projects, she has specialized in using old-fashioned forms of labor, like mopping or weaving, to call attention to the origin of ordinary items.
Since the oil dried up, everything from tilling the fields to growing cotton and weaving cloth becomes very labor dependent and people basically go back to a medieval lifestyle.
Mr. Gore is accustomed to weaving between his free-trading boss and the labor unions that make up his core support.
Natalie Lukas Dear Diary: My husband and I were weaving our way through an exceptionally thick throng on Canal Street this Labor Day when I overheard one tourist mulling over her morning's activities: "I don't know," she said.
Weaving personal stories of workers with economic facts and data, author Greenhouse, labor correspondent for the New York Times, creates a disturbing picture of the economic environment for workers.
