He couldn't describe the weaving of a mat or the arrangement of a harpoon rope without finding the symbol in them.
From there, the weaving route brought big towns and stretches of grey highways, abandoned trains and industrial zones, then a forest-and-river trail over dams and bridges.
Unlike a conventional dealer, he has invested heavily in the source of his supply--not just in the weaving operations, but also in the people.
Their intricately stitched handbags represent the weaving of thoughts into reality with each knot, and a balance between the male energy (the bag) and the female (the stitcher).
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.
For African Americans and a lot of Southern whites who are accustomed to a certain style of preaching, the thundering voice that drops to a whisper, the weaving of social issues with the theological, is common.
However, in recent decades the numbers of women with the weaving and embroidery skills at their command has severely declined to the extent that traditional Li textile techniques are exposed to the risk of extinction and are in urgent need of protection.
R.3: Safeguarding measures including research, revitalization, transmission, dissemination, promotion, development and protection of the traditional weaving reflect the commitments of the community and the State to pass down this know-how to new generations.
R.2: As a cultural practice that promotes intercultural dialogue among diverse Ecuadorian communities, inscription of the traditional weaving of the toquilla hat on the Representative List could raise awareness of the importance of intangible cultural heritage and promote respect for cultural diversity and dialogue.
Second, Shlaes focuses on key personalities instead of on chronicling the Depression, weaving the story around these fascinating figures.
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Robin van Persie's trickery almost broke the deadlock in the seventh minute, but his close range effort crashed against the upright after weaving through the Hammers' defence.
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.
Weaving of Mosi (fine ramie) in the Hansan region (Republic of Korea): Weaving of Mosi is a process involving harvesting, boiling and bleaching ramie plants, spinning yarn from the fibre, and weaving it on traditional looms.
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.
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.
Hemingway had discovered the futility of bobbing and weaving with the ups and downs of world events.
The clothing business is similar: hemlines may rise and fall, but the spinning, weaving and stitching that create them remain the same.
Many tour companies will put you on a cruise ship that sails through the area, weaving between islands and giving views of the shore.
The technique of weaving recycled plastic bags with cotton was developed by the Gafreh Association with the help of Les Filles de Facteur, a non-profit group that supports women and children.
The Kings' Justin Williams, who rang a shot off the post in the game's opening moments, tied it early in the second period, weaving his way from the mid-ice right-wing boards into the Devils' zone and beating Brodeur from the slot for his fourth goal of this postseason.
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This includes the inter-weaving of written words with moving images and sound, in which the poets can create online "performances" for their work, says the centre's director, Loss Pequeno Glazier.
Al Sadu, traditional weaving skills in the United Arab Emirates: Al Sadu is a traditional form of weaving practised by Bedouin women in rural communities of the United Arab Emirates to produce soft furnishings and decorative accessories for camels and horses.
Around minute 11, the bobbing and weaving began to lose its charm and feel oddly distracting.
As a director, Kusama blocks everything out too cleanly, making one point at a time rather than weaving the elements of the atmosphere together.
Malouda almost broke the deadlock when his weaving run ended in an angled shot that flew just wide early in the second half.
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.
James McArthur could have doubled Accies' lead just before the game entered its final 10 minutes but, after weaving in from the right to a good position in the box, he fired over the top-left corner.
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