Weaving from one site to another, the intertwinement of heritage and identities are presented, along with the imagining of a multifaceted Palestine.
It's a business that cycles with the seasons: In the fall and winter, Ms. English harvests saplings and cures them in her studio, and in the spring and summer she builds her thickets on site, weaving each shelter two branches at a time.
The road was eventually cleared, and protesters marched down the highway to the rally site, weaving between Trump supporters who booed and jeered them.
The Al Jazeera English Web site is weaving the live video into the current news bulletin now streaming on its Web site.
At first, weaving through the web site, this seemed like a potentially promising alternative to the onerous (and, in this economy, unlikely) prospect of putting together a package to carry into a local bank.
So far, Facebook has made limited headway in weaving advertising into its site.
Aleta Baun, Indonesia By organising hundreds of local villagers to peacefully occupy marble mining sites in "weaving protests," Baun stopped the destruction of sacred forestland on Mutis Mountain on the island of Timor.
MTV programming, bite-sized interviews, exclusive tracks and live shows are weaved throughout the site.
More juice will come from photovoltaic cells lining the ramp as it weaves along the site generating enough energy, in theory, to help power the neighborhood.
If English Heritage is simply trying to dig itself out of a row with Cornish nationalists, it would not be the first time storytelling and spin has been weaved around the site.
