These were societies with tightly wound, woven, social textures.
Francesco Antonioni's "Macchine Inutili" (2007) begins with a Minimalist keyboard ostinato, around which strings and winds weave increasingly assertive themes.
In addition, the green fiber composite can then be wound, woven or braided into the shape of a desired component.
MONTE CARLO — Visually, there is no other event like the Monaco Grand Prix, with the spectacular backdrop of the yacht-filled Mediterranean harbor and the Monte Carlo cityscape of luxury apartment buildings, hotels, the casino and the palace, and the track winding and weaving up and down and through the stunning landscape.
Steamships, locomotives, winding engines, weaving sheds, dockyard cranes: as these are all causes I'm happy to support, why make an exception for Scotland's tallest freestanding structure, designed by an architect distinguished for the "strict, no-nonsense, platonic purity" of his work?
They include: fabricating, assembling and repairing of textile, fur and leather products; fiber preparing, spinning, twisting, winding, reeling, weaving and knitting; apparel and furnishing service occupations, and; material recording, scheduling and distributing occupations.
With camera rolling, Mr. Aguilar said, he was stunned at how fast Mr. Horse accelerated from a standstill to a winding weave in deep traffic.
Winding roads weave throughout the region, passing colorful meadows, farms, rivers, lakes, and a backdrop of mountain summits.
So, in a society where nearly all of us from our youngest age have been relentlessly inculcated with religious teachings, it should come as no surprise to find that some of those puritanical teachings wound up woven into the fabric of left and right leaning journalists along with their corporate governors.
Similar discussions treat the fine points of silk embroidery, yarn winding and basket weaving.
