Sentence examples for weaving group from inspiring English sources

The weaving group fell into disarray.

The weaving group's president, Irene Dukuze Mugaybzu, said that baskets have taken women "out of the back room," letting them buy clothes and food.

Among new developments, the Jordan Tourism Board created the Meaningful Travel Map of Jordan in March, highlighting 12 social enterprises in the country, including a Bedouin camp stay, a women's weaving group and village tours that support local entrepreneurs.

She brought these widows together to form the weaving group Avega Association des Veuves du Génocidee d'Avril) to support the orphans each took in; Mrs. Mukamurigo adopted 13.

The fact that the weaving groups included both Hutus and Tutsis, Rwanda's two main ethnic groups, heightened the appeal.

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.

I landed in Manila for the FAME show, which though small, had some great abaca, which are light and intricate weaving groups I want to work with.

In an inspired move, the department has created three "permanent visiting" professorships, allowing it to weave a group of eminent German scholars into the very fabric of its work over a three-year period, including two in-residence semesters.

Members of the center-left group, whose leading figures include a few men whose parents were Jews, repeatedly argue that as a pluralistic group weaving together many traditions they are the strongest force to avert the rise of nationalism, authoritarianism and anti-Semitism in Poland.

Moments later, Fareed, a former Capitol Hill staffer who works for his family's sports medical devices company, was off to the next group, weaving around the lunch tables, shaking hands and passing out business cards as he went through the crowd at the forum here in the conservative stronghold of northern Santa Barbara County.

In this number — a rollicking, gospel-style dance — and others he deftly weaves discrete groups of dancers to create cohesive stage pictures that still draw the audience's eye to individual performers.