Sentence examples for weave opens from inspiring English sources

Pull the rope back on itself so that the weave opens.

Open image in new window Fig. 10 Comparison of abrasion resistance of knitted and woven samples Open image in new window Fig. 11 Puncture resistance of individual samples a Knitted and b Woven.

A weaving grotto stream opens up to a landscape of limitless dimensions and color fields.

Its new show, "Tribal Traditions: Village and Nomadic Weaving of Anatolia," which opens Aug. 25, is drawn mostly from the permanent collection and adds up to a rich little primer in the flat-weave rug styles that have emerged around four cities in Anatolia -- Bergama, Konya, Malatya and Erzurum -- in the last two centuries.

Conceived as a dense weave of open and closed spaces, inspired by traditional Indian urban patterns, the campus follows a monastic plan with individual cells linked by cloisters and walkways, designed to encourage chance encounters.

Harry Eriksen, 53, who has worked at Florent since it opened, weaved between tables, his sequined shirt glittering, eyes slightly red under his thatch of bleached blond hair.

Instead, ground operations would be more likely to be woven into the opening stages of the air war, with the aerial bombardment continuing "as long as we find targets," one official said.

The movie opens with an aerial shot of a car weaving down a leafy suburban road.

The weave would be uneven, opening wider at opposite corners, to give the façade a sense of movement and to mimic the imperfections in old brick.

Then open the weave as above, feed in the other rope end and pull tight to seal.

Act II opens in Balmoral, the royal country retreat, which features fine woven throws and a heater from Woolworth's.