Sentence examples similar to weaving only from inspiring English sources

One group within this family (genus Hyptiotes) weaves only a partial orb.

They wove only by daylight, to insure that the colors were consistent and not distorted by candlelight.

The two were all smiles, however, and Mr. Clinton weaved only an oblique reference to their difficulties into his praise for Mr. Tucker.

Net-casting spiders weave only small webs but then manipulate them to trap prey.

It's all about the ego when it comes to Nandi Loaf, the self-proclaimed "most important artist of the 21st Century" (from the rap-meets-art-fair, Black Market) for art products donning her own face and slogans, like this woven "Only God Can Judge Me" blanket.

But a new family tree suggests it was hunting on the ground that led to a spider explosion, and that that orb weaving played only a minor role.

Before Rantanen started using traditional crafts to create works that function as sculptures, processes like weaving were only seen as folk art, which had been made in Finland since the 9th century.

Even though Weave only launched in September, it's already one of the top Docker-related projects on GitHub.

We have just been advised that the official togas for our Greek Olympic team have still not been woven, with only five weeks (Roman calendar) remaining, but that the hundred flagons of wine set out for the Gods of Haberdashery should speed things up.

His newest book, "Uncanny Valley: Adventures in the Narrative" (Counterpoint Press), collects pieces, previously published in Artforum, The New Yorker, Wired and elsewhere, about such disparate subjects as digital animators and human-rights monitors, but which are connected by the kind of distinct, inimitable narrative thread only Weschler can weave.

The metaphor is powerful: Wiggins is not only weaving a mural of a vanished place and life, she is also weaving together the past and the present.