In another part of the complex you see fine polyster yarn for weaving into fabrics like sarees.
As leader of the now-defunct Clem Snide, Eef Barzelay took flak from critics for weaving smart-alecky wordplay and pop-culture references into his keenly observational songs.
He has an instinct for weaving sturdy narrative fabric out of intersecting plot lines: While Nick keeps the city gawking, his brother, Joey (Jamie Bell), and Joey's girlfriend, Angie (Genesis Rodriguez), are busy breaking into the building across the street, owned by evil real-estate titan David Englander (Ed Harris).
Unlike others who lament black history's segregation into a month and therefore seek to get rid of the celebration, Holder sees the need for weaving black history into the fabric of ordinary American life and offering our citizens a critical tool of self-inventory while broadening the horizon of our nation's self-awareness around racial issues.
Preserved primarily in Jiangsu province in eastern China, the method comprises more than a hundred procedures, including manufacturing looms, drafting patterns, the creation of jacquard cards for programming weaving patterns, dressing the loom and the many stages of weaving itself.
In his effort to woo back would-be defectors, Mr Netanyahu is ducking and weaving for all he is worth.
The silk floss for the yarn in Yuki-tsumugi weaving is produced from empty or deformed silkworm cocoons, otherwise unusable for the production of silk yarn.
The festival lineup is packed with jazz, bluegrass and folk shows from artists including Larkin Poe, Kelsey Anna and the Sean Dietrich Jazz Trio, plus art classes for kids and demos in weaving, painting and woodwork.
In the 19th century, the British set up a factory in Dundee, Scotland, to process raw jute into yarn before weaving it into bags for storing coal and other commodities.
They swear to us this is a business story that they've working on about the price of hops, going up and maybe your six pack, but they've been weaving around the office for about the past week.
This, however, is unlikely to account for the death of male orb-weaving spiders.
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The women are responsible for the design, colour selection and weaving, and bring scenes of their nomadic lives to the carpet.
The traditional techniques to produce Yuki-tsumugi are transmitted by members of the Association for the Preservation of Honba Yuki-tsumugi Weaving Technique.
Many families have been using children to make carpets for generations, and the fact that the weaving often takes place in people's homes makes it especially difficult to monitor the practice.
As Afghan men rose up to fight, women (for nearly all rugs are woven by women) began weaving these new sights into their rugs.
Cardiff's Chris Burke scored a wonder goal after a weaving run before a Liam Trotter penalty levelled for the hosts as Gabor Gyepes fouled Kevin Lisbie.
He has pioneered livelihood improvement for the poorest in Cinnamon (Sri Lanka) and silk weaving (North India).
Weaving together birth rates and immigration policy, he has an ingenious explanation for why workers from Lodz flock to London, where housing costs are higher than almost anywhere else in the world, whereas workers from Liverpool on the whole do not.
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The Saints replacement powered over with six minutes left, and a weaving run to the line from Meli at the death brought up the half century of points for the defending champions.
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