This is another weird keyboard, it is actually woven into the decorative and tablecloth.
I told her about a woven Guatemalan bracelet a friend had given me for this occasion.
The people I saw also had woven their own dreams, but they also destroyed the dreams with their own hands.
Anna held up the bag her mother had dropped to the floor. It was light and sturdy, woven of the finest spider silk.
When woven together, as they would be in policies ranging from the Monroe Doctrine to the Marshall Plan, they were the warp and woof of a sturdy foreign policy.
The story of the fall is woven, from the old to the new, from the old to the new, and then placed in the sun, exposed in the rain, in the fine carving and grinding of the old man, and becoming the most delicate season.
It is woven of [from] silk.
The symmetry between particles and antiparticles is woven deep into the foundations of physics.
The exquisitely woven bamboo articles are not only beautiful to look at but also practical in daily use.
beating -up: pushing the newly inserted weft, known as the pick, into the already woven fabric at a point known as the fell.
He has published more than 20 poems on his personal website and another is woven into the carpet in the reception area of Geely's Hanghzhou base, 100 miles (160km) southwest of Shanghai.
This is hand-woven scarf.
Bismaleimide/triazine/epoxide woven glass fabric copper-clad lamimates
Then, calls to the appropriate methods in these class files are woven into the original application code.
These new power sources could in the future be woven into fabrics such as uniforms or ballistic vests, and poured or sprayed into containers of any size and shape.
The threadlike Branches are often woven together to form a velvety Body sometimes longer than 12 in. (30 cm). In some species the Body has visible Branches; in others it folds in on itself like intestines. Codium is the favourite food of some sea slugs.
Designing useful circuitry that can be woven into cloth will be a far harder task.
But several significant inventions predated the wheel by thousands of years: sewing needles, woven cloth, rope, basket weaving, boats and even the flute.
Most of the patterns of mono lovesickness are: at first, the two sides are only spiritual, and then one of them is in love, and it is difficult to extricate himself in his own woven love network, and occasionally hints each other with obscure language and action.
There have been few movies so beautifully woven, few characters like Leon, played by Jean Reno.
Impossible to escape the ways in which some fantasy, some prejudice, some unreason, some ignorance, some fear and who knows what else have woven their way into our every feeling and sense impression.
Thread of real gold can be woven into silk.
It was a summer night in the year 1940. The moon had risen and the little courtyard was delightfully fresh and clean. The rushes slit during the day were damp and supple, just waiting to be woven into mats.
Two long logs were lashed together to make a mast, and a sail of woven cloth hung from a cross-pole.
Glory and dream woven into a blue sky, light pink love, unfettered so-called uninhibited and free.
We've explored a number of threads that, when properly woven into a well-thought-out website, can infuse it with heartfelt intelligence beyond mere aesthetics.
(trademark) a loose-woven tweed made in the Outer Hebrides.
It is woven of silk.
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