-
He couldn't describe the weaving of a mat or the arrangement of a harpoon rope without finding the symbol in them.
ECONOMIST: The cannibalism of the sea
-
Nixon told officers he was driving a friend home and didn't believe he was weaving.
WSJ: Former MLB outfielder Otis Nixon arrested
-
When asked to show their weaving skills, they didn't have a clue what was expected of them.
FORBES: Caveat Donor
-
Venture capitalists, those veteran investors hired precisely because they could divine the high-tech future, didn't know either--that's why they are all already bobbing and weaving over the health of their rapidly maturing funds.
FORBES: A Net Uncertain
-
She takes a look at the factors that move a blue-chip stock these days--in this case, Starbucks--while weaving in the fascinating history of a company that 20 years ago experts would have said couldn't exist.
FORBES: Fact and Comment
-
It didn't hurt the sales pitch that the booth was lined with pictures of the impoverished Afghan women who had spent months weaving the rugs.
FORBES: Buy a Rug, Educate A Girl