Sentence examples for weave more from inspiring English sources

She realised that on opium she could weave more rugs.

Mrs. Alehegn, who is illiterate, says she hopes that once she heals she will be able to weave more cloth, earn more money and do the domestic chores, leaving Enatnesh freer to pursue an education.

It is investing heavily to improve virtual assistants like Cortana that can answer verbal questions and proactively perform tasks and it plans to weave more intelligent functions into all of its products, including Skype and Office.

He had already helped Ed weave more biography into his speeches, telling the story of his parents' flight from the Nazis and his father Ralph's rise from penniless refugee to eminent LSE professor and Marxist theoretician.

Inspired by his new surroundings, he began to weave more Western themes and composition elements into his work.

At the very least, a standing desk can serve as a constant reminder to weave more activity into our everyday lives, said Dr. James Levine, an obesity expert at the Mayo Clinic who encourages businesses to embrace healthier workplaces. 1. Got a treadmill acting like a clothes hanger in your spare bedroom?

Being much thicker than nanotube yarns, such threads can be woven more easily.

He was only 27 when he wrote The Seagull, but the characters are finely woven, more sophisticated.

Writer wonders if summers claim such a large part of our memory because the fabric of family affection is woven more in summer than any other season.

Racers need to be sure that others will be firm but fair, not weaving more than allowed or closing the door entirely.

The recent TV version has rekindled interest in Constantine, and a more recent incarnation woven more closely into the DC Universe has been replaced with this reboot.