Sentence examples for not been knit from inspiring English sources

Gateway contains many beautiful areas, but it is frankly not the national jewel it should be and has not been knit well into the metropolitan area that surrounds it.

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

As she puts it in "Housekeeping," there is a law of completion, requiring that everything "must finally be made comprehensible.... What are all these fragments for, if not to be knit up finally?" But will this restoration ever be enough?

(The burly guy wearing a sweater into which a stars-and-stripes pattern had been knitted was surely not a season-ticket holder at St. Ann's, at least not yet; and, for once, not every close-cropped head betrayed a hipster coping with early-onset male-pattern baldness).

"And It's not just because we're being knit picky or being unfair in some way, this is money that comes from special interest groups that lobby the Legislature and the governor.

When not hand-knit, the tubular body was knit at mills, with heels and toes added by hand.

Most knitters reach for their needles when they're in need of a calming fix, but fiber artist Tracy Widdess isn't satisfied unless she's knitting the most unnervingly intricate and disturbingly detailed projects possible.

Most knitters reach for their needles when they're in need of a calming fix, but fibre artist Tracy Widdess isn't satisfied unless she's knitting the most unnervingly intricate and disturbingly detailed projects possible.

Our values don't unravel online if they're knitted together offline.

The Prism bag is not only brightly coloured, but it's knitted, too, and we imagine would double nicely as a tea cosy.

Webcasts of live shows have not been profitable for the Knitting Factory, which went online in 1995.