Sentence examples for ways of weaving from inspiring English sources

As Ad Age wrote, it's also a way for The Times to bring in a new kind of revenue and to experiment with more elegant ways of weaving custom ads into the overall project design.

Teachers would have to think of ways of weaving that, along with literacy and numeracy, into every lesson.

We need to find ways of weaving our suffering into the tapestry of our lives, individually and as a community.

Allegorical pictures of contemporary events have a way of weaving in and out between the symbolic and the semi-psychotic.

Mr. Cotterill has a deft way of weaving these circumstances into whimsical, more personal stories that feature Siri and an equally memorable set of supporting characters.

The six dancers are excellent, the movement is inventive and Ms. Miller's way of weaving groups together and teasing them into smaller units is often impressive.

We've come up with a kind of jigsaw solution, a way of weaving a multitude of pieces together in an entirely organic form that can be used as a rug, or to cover your sofa, or for your walls.

For some time I've been trying to find a simple way of weaving together several strands of thought on older women – how we look, the way we dress and how I feel about the whole can of fashion worms.

This sort of thinking has a way of weaving itself into the fibers of a family and into the thinking of the children, particularly young boys in a male culture where even the slightest deviations from the narrowest concepts of normality are heretical.

It plays almost like a pilot for a potential series, with its cast of immediately identifiable and likable characters, its way of weaving in and out of several different subplots and its cozy sense of family and belonging, which it extends to the viewer.

This may be the 21st-century way of weaving chips into just about anything.