Sentence examples similar to open woven from inspiring English sources

Harry Eriksen, 53, who has worked at Florent since it opened, weaved between tables, his sequined shirt glittering, eyes slightly red under his thatch of bleached blond hair.

(Holding fresh-caught clams, an open weave basket would allow them to drain; a tight-woven container might carry tiny items like seeds).

For example, E-vita open plus, woven graft (stage 1) with woven graft (stage 2), woven graft (stage 1) with endovascular stent (stage 2), branched graft (stage 1) with woven graft (stage 2) and branched graft (stage 1) with endovascular stent (stage 2) showed costs of £24,480, £35,216, £26,691, £36,016 and £27,491, respectively.

Gauze weaving is an open weave made by twisting adjacent warps together.

"Or sheers or open weaves that are useful as a sun screen but allow the air-conditioning to come through".

The open weave of the panels, made in Marrakesh, makes them seem fragile, but she said they are surprisingly strong.

And from Anya Hindmarch, an open weave carryall, top right, that stretches to make room for more groceries ($495, go to anyahindmarch.com).

"Playing with outerwear and playing with softness," said Ms. Missoni, calling her woman "languid" in her open weave knits and pajamalike pants.

Horsehair fabric, or haircloth, stiff and with an open weave, is usually made with lengthwise yarns of another fibre, such as cotton, and long, crosswise yarns of horsehair.

Its coarse open weave allows a beautiful light to permeate the shadow when the sun shines, but swells up tight as a drum when it rains.

Or that a more honest and open weave is needed if the story of Indigenous Australia is to be successfully woven into the weft of our nation.