Sentence examples for some woven from inspiring English sources

Since then, he has made well over 200 startling (and delightful) pieces for sites all over the world — woolly lairs and wild follies, gigantic snares, nests and cocoons, some woven into groves of trees, others lashed around buildings.

Some weaved through maybe 10 people before getting to the CEO, others maybe 15.

Today, at 52, he is doing everything he dreamed of as a child — and then some — weaving the disparate strains together into a remarkably coherent life.

Floors are mostly bamboo, though some are woven vinyl.

Square shawls were folded into triangles to accommodate the poofy back of the bell-shaped bustle skirt — "Some were woven so that the patterns would line up when folded," Ms. Garr said.

In this film, which feels like a longer version of the director Murray Lerner's "Jimi Hendrix at the Isle of Wight" with some interviews woven in, the guitarist and his power trio play songs that have now become standards.

Most numerical attempts considering mechanical behaviour of braided composites are developed from previous FE schemes for laminates and, in some cases, woven textile composites.

Is there some personal history woven into this narrative?

Mr. Kennedy later confirmed that he had relied in part on an informant and that he had woven some of his testimony into his first-person account to make it more compelling.

Mr. Fujiwara was semi-literal when he took the dots and the crisscross texture of the fish's outer skin and morphed them into colorful abstract plaid patterns — some knitted, others woven or printed.

Although this statement is likely to be true for isotropic materials or even for unidirectional laminated composites, it may not be valid in some cases of woven composites.