Four days in Manchester were knitted together by the question of how to be on the side of workers.
Despite a pledge to cut the budget deficit to 4% of GDP in 1997-98, feaboutboverspendingding in the nine provinces which were knitted together in 1994 from the old apartheid provinces and "bantustans"—are mounting.
Gestures in many explanations were not merely isolated fragments of spatial imagery, but were knitted together into larger analogical models.
Never mind that the radio titans were knitting together nationwide networks to let hundreds of their own stations carry identical programming.
It would be many years before the various lines were knitted together to make intercity rail travel in the U.S. a reality.
Across the innovations new practices were knitted together from new relationships at multiple levels; structuring knowledge in new ways enabled novel insight as to how services could be integrated.
We see it in the vowel sounds of the title, and almost every line is knit together in this way.
There, habitat restoration and historic preservation have been knit together on a working ranch first homesteaded in 1881.
