I steered in a drunken weave for a few feet until I fell over, skinning my knees and my hands on the rough pebbles.
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The oppressor's wrong, weave weave, the wickedness of the West, weave weave, imperialism, weave weave, and our own responsibility, weave weave, for every act of violence directed against us.
The movie, which opens today at the Film Forum, is based on Joyce Carol Oates stories and conjures an alluring spell of mistrust and hope, getting to the self-deception that Ms. Oates's characters often weave for themselves.
Adapting material by Joyce Carol Oates, Ms. Skyler conjures an alluring tale of mistrust and hope by getting to the themes of self-deception and betrayal that Oates characters often weave for themselves.
But many of these products are aesthetically pleasing only by accident, function dictating the use of a particular weave, for example in a warp knit cardiac support made of PET polyester yarn.
"The best part of my day is when everybody has left the studio, and I can go downstairs and weave for the evening," said Ms. Tick, who has a loom in the basement of her East Village town house, where she lives and works with her life and business partner, Terry Mowers.
Another likeminded networking app is Weave, for instance.
OnHub will soon support Weave, for example, Google's new Internet of Things protocol.
Twill weave is more high-end than plain weave, for example, and can make the cheapest item look expensive.
Major reinforcing fibers were selected as Kevlar with twill weave, carbon and S-glass fibers with plain weave for designing of hybrid composites.
