I watched them through the window fly down the street, weave off under streetlamps.
Find some scrap fabric or newspaper to use to weave off the first 12 inches (30.5 cm) or so of your warp.
The sand dunes of Okaloosa Island, like snowbanks, line both sides of U.S. Highway 98 between Fort Walton and Destin, and they are so pretty that people weave off the road, looking at them.
In modern processes, the spun fibres are wound on bobbins; the weft filling in weaving comes off bobbins.
In the process of living with them -- putting on the warp, weaving it off, finishing the piece, "you become closer to your own soul".
They may duck and weave, buy off special interests and camouflage their true nature to suit political expedience.
The Black Hawk took off, weaving through the air 25 feet off the ground, accelerating into haze.
The documentary weaves off-screen interviews into a streamlined voice-over narrative, while the camera rarely strays from the racetrack.
Tugging, flouncing, cinching, the hands arranged over my torso a V-neck, open-weave off-white pullover ($155) that had been summoned to accompany the shorts.
The huddling, shuffling line weaves off-screen, and you must process as many would-be immigrants as possible, checking their documentation one by one, confirming or denying entry.
