Sentences with phrase «about woven»

«One of the experiences that I had when I was doing this, the first iteration of the project, was that people were realizing that they didn't even understand much about woven cloth and that becomes this interesting metaphor for how much we understand about racial dynamics in this nation,» Clark says in a Nasher Museum podcast.

I've been all about the woven straw bags this season, they are perfect for holding all your poolside essentials and will compliment your swimsuit.

There's something about woven shoes that's caught my attention.

I could instantly see why so many mamas are passionate about Woven Wraps, because the Fly Tai is essentially made out of one.

We kept these strips of dough wide for a lattice crust even beginners can feel confident about weaving.

My talk will of course go over the plethora of benefits to using woven wraps (not just babywearing in general but specifically what rocks about wovens), it will highlight ways to make wovens more accessible and address privilege (because it can be an expensive hobby - but doesn't HAVE to be!)

Read more about the weaving process here: MADALO Production.

Our teachers are passionate about weaving the concepts of Yoga into their lives and sharing what they have learned on their path with their students.

I don't really mind the weaving detail around the waist and hips, but I guess I wish this entire dress was in different fabrics - make it more about the weaving and less about the black / white, leather / chiffon hard / soft thing.

Here you will find artcils about weaving and weaving equipment.

About Blog A journal about my weaving «meanderings».

About Blog A blog about weaving.

Hotline Miami 2 is still a game about weaving together strings of murders as recklessly and variedly as possible, which is just as rad as it was the last time around.

That's the challenge sound re-recording mixer Greg P. Russell faced when he and his team set about weaving in the various sonic elements -LSB-...]

About Blog A blog about weaving.

Groups also learn about weaving and get to make a take - home project.

Creative workshops are also organized where children learn play traditional Peruvian instruments, make jewelry or ceramics, learn about weaving or Peruvian cooking.

Titanfall 1's campaign was a bit of a joke really; a series of multi-player maps with a pre-and-post amble, which went round on a loop like a 5 minute video about weaving at a medieval museum, does not a campaign make.

Look out for our upcoming course on Content Marketing, which is all about weaving your story throughout your marketing.

She is passionate about weaving and other textile techniques, which she uses as ways to construct and express her own life experiences.

But what about weaving, Albers's chosen discipline?

Moving to Frost's farm after the death of Louis in 1962, Noland set about weaving nets of his own, first of circles and chevrons, then of diamonds and straight lines.

«Over the years my brush got bigger and bigger; I was making paintings that were about weaving form.

Here you will find artcils about weaving and weaving equipment.

About Blog A blog about weaving.

About Blog A journal about my weaving «meanderings».

Mapuru run a Cultural Tourism Project — Arnhem Weavers, which runs cultural tours and workshops for small groups of tourists who come and live in Mapuru for 1 — 2 weeks, and learn about weaving and other traditional activities.

Here you will find artcils about weaving and weaving equipment.

About Blog A blog about weaving.

Not exact matches

There's a lot of talk about really granular stuff, like the challenges of yarn dying and weaving.

Tyler only netted about $ 3,000 from «a very loosely woven conspiracy» that involved selling acid to «friends, family and business acquaintances,» according to the memo prepared by his probation officer.

Whether you're updating your LinkedIn profile or creating an About Me for your website, be sure to weave in fun facts or include a separate section at the end called «Fun Facts You Didn't Know About Me.»

The polyester is woven into an exceptionally fine thread, for a fabric that feels about as close to silk as you're going to get without paying many, many more dollars.

But what makes Zappos incredibly powerful is that it took call - center jobs and online retailing order - fulfillment work and wove them into one of the most talked about corporate cultures in the nation.

Leaders, managers and members of the transformation task force should find opportunities every day to weave in stories about transformation progress being made.

After Alex Jones used his platform to rant about the Comedy Central host, Klepper weaved his comments about «The Opposition» into a bit at a test screening in New York.

Above all, make sure you understand that weaving innovation into your company is about so much more than adding it to your core values page.

Along the way, they've helped thousands of female technologists find a voice in a male - dominated industry and opened the conversation about inequities, large and small, woven into the fabric of the tech industry.

Foster connections and conversations between them by posting social content about topics that resonate with them 80 percent of the time and only weave in brand messages 20 percent of the time.

(Side note: This advice must've been woven into an article about baseball because he sure didn't encounter it thumbing through my best of business library.)

It doesn't matter if you rank high for «Beyonce weave» if users are searching for Beyonce's hairstyle, and you're serving up content about baskets handwoven by an artisan named BeYo Nce.

«I honestly feel that Starbucks is woven into the fabric of who I am,» she said, «because I do events and I talk about Starbucks and I bring Starbucks with me every day of the week.»

Many say science is now woven together with ethics and religion in their minds; they can't think about biology without thinking about its meaning in the greater context.

Humor is so intimately woven into what we've experienced that it's almost impossible for comedians to avoid talking about their culture and highlighting what makes it unique.

James Nuechterlein's medley of reviews of the three new Lincoln studies is particularly artful in weaving together so much that we have come to know about the mature Lincoln who led the Union through the war years, as well as pointing out those areas in which Lincoln will perhaps always be clothed in mystery or contradiction.

Like the other great American songwriters his poetic songs about politics, love and life are steeped in biblical imagery and spiritual themes that weave beautifully through guitars, string sections and banjos in brilliantly earthy compositions.

Modern science alone may well be incapable of grasping the key truths about nature that are woven into the fabric of Catholic theology and morality.

As I did my own writing, I would also think about her stories, the humor and self - deprecation with which she weaved her life with those in her past.

But this servant - form is no mere outer garment, like the king's beggar - cloak, which therefore flutters loosely about him and betrays the king; it is not like the filmy summer - cloak of Socrates, which though woven of nothing yet both conceals and reveals.

The media's obsession with the rise and fall of its celebrities, even shared with notes of positivity, continues to weave a tangled narrative about the dangers of mental illness, self - harm and addiction.