Sentence examples for that knit from inspiring English sources

That knit now makes up 30percentt of the collection, Rousteing says, so we see a lot of it on the runway.

DeLillo's grand schema is to chart these undercurrents, this hidden matrix, the invisible warp and weft that knit together our human existence.

Nice Gain's fake fur begins as big cotton-like bales of acrylic fibre, imported from Japan, which is carded into fluffy rope and fed into computerized Jacquards that knit it into wide, strokable flows of fur.

When he thinks of "things for which he could not find the words but that he understood, down in his bones he understood," things that "knit stone and water together," the phrase "like an oyster" is not far behind.

There are many reasons for this, including the fragmenting effect of competing interests in the health marketplace with insufficient incentives for building and maintaining systems that knit these fragments together.

It has its counterpart in the artful pop playlists that knit together the films of Quentin Tarantino.

"They don't have anything that knits them together".

The pivotal scene that knits everyone's lives together is exacting, moving, devastating.

Certainly it was a new house that knitted them back together, post-divorce.

Instead, he made an upbeat appeal that knitted the hopes of New Jerseyans with his own.

Another thing that knits this tiny population together is its community spirit.