Sentence examples for weave into from inspiring English sources
'weave into' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe weaving or blending two things together. For example: "As he spoke, he weaved the facts into a compelling story."
Not even enough to weave into a bad straw rope.
But there was still some breaking news to weave into the play.
It does so by introducing layers of invented subplots that weave into Norman's life, for good and evil.
His works have been condensed and revised so that they weave into one another in a long dramatic tapestry.
Religion is no less controversial a subject to weave into fiction in this country than it is in Turkey.
All this is staged as a broad parody of slasher-style moviemaking, and some of the stories begin to weave into one another.
Cooperation, again unconscious, seemed woven into nature.
Pain is woven into the equation.
Cycling is woven into that.
The images are woven into it".
It is manually woven into the towel.
