Sentence examples for the woven from inspiring English sources
verb
To form something by passing lengths or strands of material over and under one another.
- This loom weaves yarn into sweaters.
Each is actually a silk carpet, and under the woven picture of each secretary-general, there appears the woven inscription: "Presented by the Islamic Republic of Iran".
I remember the woven rattan trays from Bali.
BOTTEGA VENETA is known for its neutral-toned, trend-defying bags, like the woven Cabat.
But what about the woven bodices that looked like a macramé expert had created the threads?
The extreme transparency of the woven and knitted tulle gives it the appropriate name: "illusion".
Fruit glistening on the woven branches where an apple tangles with a bristly vine.
She startled awake twice because, in her dream, the woven basket, full of coins, was sliding off her lap.
This tag connects with the LED, haptics, battery and the woven sensor in the garment.
It was there that Big Tree's architect, Pete Celovsky, began developing the woven-bamboo-wall technique.
French women don't truss themselves up in the woven-wool skirt suits.
Vietnam's heavy monsoons require that the woven-palm roofs be replaced every few years.
