Sentence examples for well woven from inspiring English sources

Well woven tale -- I enjoyed it.

ASP.NET architecture is well woven into the.NET Framework to provide a powerful event-driven programming model.

But while the reader can pick apart the threads that aren't quite as well woven into the pattern, it's also easy to step back and enjoy the picture.

It's all very well woven fabric or beading being "in", but this must translate to open doors or, better yet, hard cash.

Well woven into the fabric of Harlem, the Abyssinian Baptist Church has a connection to Ethiopia that goes back to the church's founding in 1808 by free blacks and Ethiopian merchant seamen who refused to worship where blacks and whites were segregated.

The brand and Dufil Prima Foods, the Tolaram company that produces it, are so well woven into Nigerian society that it might surprise Nigerians to recall that noodles are not among their traditional foods and that Tolaram has operated in the country for less than 30 years.

Actors are skilled in improvising not only the dialogue and lyrics but also the plot of a play as well, weaving romantic scenes and fragments of lakon nai dance, set to pi phat music, into a story from a well-known Jataka, history, or court play.

Only Dark Souls and Bloodborne really do this well, weaving levels not just together but over and under one another.

Guibani Artesanal does one thing (and does it well): weaves colorful, artful housewares and furniture, including the Acapulco chair, from bright vinyl cording.

No point going to school when the world economy has bonded you forever into slavery – you might as well weave carpets and pay off the family debt.

A unique inorganic organic hybrid fiber sizing formulation was successfully applied at a commercial E-glass manufacturing facility to produce rovings as well as woven fabric reinforcements.