How To Use Interlacing In A Sentence
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In making a cloth with plain weave, that is, with every thread interlacing with every other, as in darning, only two harnesses are required, but the modern loom may have up to about twenty-four harnesses so that an infinite variety of weaves may be obtained.
Textiles and Clothing
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For a moment, she was afraid he was going to reject her until she felt his hand covering hers, interlacing their fingers together.
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Cervical and brachial plexuses form a network of primary, interlacing nerves.
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The interlacing forest and grassland provide a variety of habitats with an unusually rich flora and fauna, including unique endemic species such as viviparous toads.
Mount Nimba Strict Nature Reserve, Guinea and Côte d'Ivoire
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‘It's the best prank of the year,’ I informed him, interlacing our fingers.
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Then it was part of the smooth surge, pumping rhythmically through the interlacing curves of the vascular complex, flowing through steadily widening channels, headed swiftly and unstoppably for the brain.
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With an organ providing a solid backing for the song, trombones and melodicas weave interlacing melodies.
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Davis nodded, taking a seat behind his desk and interlacing his fingers underneath his chin.
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Williams took a deep breath, interlacing his fingers above his head and trying to keep a cool head.
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‘All right,’ the principal started, interlacing his fingers and placing his hands calmly on his desk.
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Any one who has seen fireworks will recall the sheaf formed of interlacing lightnings which is called a bouquet.
Les Miserables
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Each consists of a dense interlacing retiform tissue closely packed with lymph-corpuscles, and permeated with an abundant capillary network.
XI. Splanchnology. 2g. The Small Intestine
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She leaned forward and draped her arms around her knees, interlacing her fingers.
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Following the favourite custom of the hermetics, the walls were inscribed with many legends of this description; some traced in ink, others engraved with a metal point; Gothic characters, Hebrew, Greek and Roman, pell-mell; inscribed at random, overlapping each other, the more recent effacing the earlier ones, and all interlacing and mingled like the branches of a thicket or the pikes in a mêlée.
IV. Fate. Book VII
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With an organ providing a solid backing for the song, trombones and melodicas weave interlacing melodies.
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This is the universal "stake and bond" hedge of the shires, impenetrable to cattle, unbreakable, and imperishable, because the half-cut bonds, the stakes, and the small stuff all shoot again, and in a few years make the famous "bullfinch" with stake and bond below, and a tall mass of interlacing thorns and small stuff above.
The Naturalist on the Thames
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To the south-west hung Orion, showing like a pallid ghost through a tracery of iron-work and interlacing shapes above a dazzling coruscation of lights.
When the Sleeper Wakes
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A mesh of interlacing and perfectly complementary influences, music very rarely sounds this good.
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For the next several years, Lawrence continued to work in this style, adapting it to form an interlacing design on a ring set with a cabochon emerald.
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Each microbeam array contained 10 microbeams and therefore 40 microbeams were interlacing in the irradiation target.
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This time we listened to speeches by university administrators and church officials who spoke of the essential relationship between faith and learning, interlacing their talks with references to the mandatum.
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The centre is occupied by a number of interlacing circles, betraying no little skill on the part of the ornamentist.
A History of Art in Chaldæa & Assyria, v. 1
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One noticeable change is a movement away from embroidery based in Celtic zoomorphics and interlacing knotwork toward more geometric, abstract designs.
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Each papilla consists of very small and closely interlacing bundles of finely fibrillated tissue, with a few elastic fibers; within this tissue is a capillary loop, and in some papillæ, especially in the palms of the hands and the fingers, there are tactile corpuscles.
X. The Organs of the Senses and the Common Integument. 2. The Common Integument
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The clarity of ideas and the interlacing of pithy quotes make this a readable, thought-provoking book.
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She was like a forest, like the dark interlacing of the oakwood, humming inaudibly with myriad unfolding buds.
Lady Chatterley's Lover
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In its ancient usage, weaving creates surfaces and volumes by the regular interlacing of pliable strands - the warp and the woof - passing over and under each other at right angles.
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Several adjacent nerves tend to meet in a complicated interlacing pattern called a plexus (see p. 164).
The Human Brain
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The stromal component, however, typically appears benign and predominantly consists of interlacing bundles of smooth muscle.
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In general, fabrics made by the twill weave interlacing are strong and durable.
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At Uplands Betty caught a glimpse of Aunt Lydia between the silver poplars, and called joyfully from the window; but the words were lost in the rattling of the wheels; and as she lay back in her corner, Uplands was left behind, and in a little while they passed into the tavern road and went on beneath the shade of interlacing branches.
The Battle Ground
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Liz smiled gently taking his hand in hers, interlacing their fingers.
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The Kings also purchased from Chapin a set of six side chairs with claw-and-ball feet and interlacing splats.
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The sort of guilloche of interlacing circles was very generally used.
The Brochure Series of Architectural Illustration, Volume 01, No. 05, May 1895 Two Florentine Pavements
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Brandon was absently playing with a strand of Chasity's hair, wrapping it around his finger, tucking it behind her ear and interlacing it between his fingers.
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She carries this particular comparison throughout the book, interlacing it with different theme songs and characters or sayings that are similar to the points she wants to make.
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Their beauty and fitness are not those of the grand columns of the temple; they are the sculptures upon the frieze, the caryatides, or the graceful interlacings of vines.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 20, June, 1859
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Derek stroked my hand lightly, interlacing his own fingers with mine.
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The squirrels and the chipmunks frolicked in the interlacing tree branches that budded with new life.
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A coat, which is fretty, is entirely covered by the interlacing bendlets and bendlets sinister, no mascles being introduced.
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A lithe, active Swartzman "arranges" a passive Kinoshita into various postures on the floor in a duet comprised of interlacing lifts, turns and caresses, with something both tender and coldly puppetlike about them.
The Seattle Times
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She grinned at him and took it, interlacing their fingers, as she always liked to do.
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Gradually, we recognise this as an optical illusion: the linga and yoni are, in fact, the solid-painted negative spaces between interlacing torsos; we see now one, now the other element of the pattern.
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She closed her eyes and put her arms behind her head, interlacing her fingers.
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With an organ providing a solid backing for the song, trombones and melodicas weave interlacing melodies.
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Lovano's music is described by critics as interlacing the past with the present.
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He took my hand, interlacing his fingers through mine, and stood up.
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You see, I hope, what I mean, when I say that the universe of molecular physics is at a different level from the universe of common experience; — what we call stable and solid is in that world a freely moving system of interlacing centres of force, what we call colour and sound is there no more than this length of vibration or that.
A Modern Utopia
