weave into

This information has been woven into our plan for the year.

I've just been so woven into the lives of this family.

And indeed, there was already something woven into our coming together.

She had road kill woven into her hair for a while.

It's all very much woven into how we explain things.

Christian values are woven into all areas of school life.

This technology is now completely woven into every part of society and business.

Sometimes maybe people don't want to be woven into the Pattern without any say.

Issues of national unity are woven into many parents' working lives.

These are woven into an account of events in his life and research programmes that he developed.

The art form is even woven into the local currency.

Peace building is a thread which must be woven into all such activities.

This story, too, they agreed, had to be woven into the play.

There were just a few white strands woven into his black hair.

He changed his steps, and Felt the light above him weaving into a protection.

Whatever was available that could be woven into a container.

Soane’s work is woven into the fabric of our nation, particularly in the capital.

How would the science, and the work of scientists, be woven into the plot?

Such a dream at the present time would become woven into their fears for me.

Well, I need more work clothes and these have a pattern woven into them, which is always good.

The fabric of the team was woven into the neighborhood.

Tea is deeply woven into the history and culture of China.

It is the story that has been woven into the plot of this book.

And you try to tell me how that kind of issue weaves into a working democracy.

He hopes that soon the technology could be woven into clothing.