Sentence examples for weaving out from inspiring English sources

Starting at T-Centralen in the city centre before weaving out for 70 miles around the outer reaches of the commuter belt, the Stockholm metro acts as a continuous journey through the annals of five decades of European art history.

Further studies aimed at understanding these changes might be helpful in weaving out some patterns that govern evolutionary changes in these variable domains.

And the line regularly seen weaving out the front door proves the point.

It starts with a car roaming down a street and slowly weaving out of control, sideswiping the parked cars in its path.

She's also very good at invoking the dull claustrophobia, indignity and hopelessness of menial office work, not to mention weaving out a good yarn.

When listening was involved, more lane errors were committed, such as hitting simulated guardrails and weaving out of lanes, similar to behavior that occurs while under the influence of alcohol.

See also: P Diddy doing his football dance for the camera and Mayim Bialik talking about ripping her weave out immediately after the show's over.

Mesut Ozil weaves out to the right, beats a man easily and then tees up Aaron Ramsey 25 yards out.

Vans and cars loaded down with people, goods, and maybe chickens weave out of the delta town of Borbón in northwest Ecuador, zipping onto the region's new two-lane highway.

Some lines intersect with each other in the Boston metropolis or major station depots (such as the North and South Stations) and then weave out to different parts of the city.

Can a novel be woven out of such ineffable things?