Sentence examples for woven from from inspiring English sources

The film is woven from these strands.

Gibson wore a waistcoat woven from his "family tartan".

The case against Harrington was not woven from circumstantial evidence.

The clothes are woven from brightly colored yarn.

"Our spirit is woven from it, hope rises on its currents".

Opposite are shimmering, swaying curtains woven from vines and aluminum fibers.

Commoners, for example, wore clothing woven from maguey fibre, while the upper classes wore cotton garments.

Then came a historic example — the centuries-old Bedouin tent woven from goat's hair.

Shakespeare once wrote we are woven from the fabric of our dreams.

One or two of his cropped jackets on Sunday looked woven from leather or silk cord.

Baskets, $30 to $900, hand-woven from palm fiber by Panama's Wounaan Indians; handmade cloths, $45 to $500, from Guatemala.