The directors cleverly interweave the real people with the actors playing them.
As I walked along the paths that interweave amongst the foliage I came upon something I had never seen there before.
Death, love and outright comedy entertainingly interweave in Mort, the latest stage production by the Kitchener Waterloo Little Theatre.
The range of characters results in a number of subplots that interweave to create a tangled story arc.
Themes and motifs interweave and recur, circling around each other, acquiring new associations with each repetition.
Jonkers Street was already crowded with vehicles and pedestrians, which seemed to interweave without touching each other.
Films that juggle and interweave storylines across time can be tricky business.
Accompanied by orchestral percussion, the melodic instruments interweave solos and duets and leave a trail of scattered bells.
They also interweave English and Spanish as freely as they do literary styles.
In his vision, de-nationalizing the currencies was not a self-serving project, but a means to interweave the European nations.
Anne Carson writes playful poems that interweave contemporary and past voices.
Behind it stretches a long history of political, economic and, above all, ethnic stand-offs that continually interweave and reinforce each other.
The trade interests of Hong Kong and China, in particular the Pearl River Delta, continue to interweave and converge.
The piano has now found its place, even though the harmonic formula hasn't basically altered: two voices that interweave almost right to the end.
But the ways in which freedoms interweave vary from one country to another, since they hinge on the history and cultural essence of each nation.
The problems themselves tend to interweave and to overlap, creating complex risks whose significance and consequences are difficult to predict.
Dindo wisely chose not to interweave the three stories, but to devote a separate section of the documentary to each of the three women.
Pop Life is kept aloft by an interweave of such connections between the art world and its financial support systems.
Lagos has an unplanned-ness to it, houses spring up everywhere like weeds, roads and streets interweave.
They interweave exuberantly, revealing a bunch of grapes.
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The Italian Riviera, a source of ceaseless inspiration, and Switzerland, with its technical expertise, mingle and interweave to design new silhouettes playing with the softness of curves and the elegance of lines.
It has learnt that the best way to prosper is to interweave itself with daily life, seeing no distinction between fixing the plumbing and making bombs.
The policies concerning domestic workers constitute another case in point where systemic features, such as racial, patriarchal and class biases, interweave and work against immigrants.
The film is set one month after the riots, and over a 24-hour period, following the incidents' emotional traces through ordinary people from both faiths, some victims, some perpetrators, whose stories interweave.
The last three materials-based papers interweave the theoretical sintering aspects in order to achieve a successfully alloy design.
The first fact arising when analyzing the institutional background of our countries, is the strong interweave that has always existed between the political parties and the military.
They interweave hands with one another as though they want to hold tight, there is a meeting of the trusting glance of the future that must still be built and the glances forged by a lifetime frequently spent for others.
They cross over, circle, and interweave in elaborate formations.
These decorations, which interweave various illusions of reality in a way that was more complex even than Raphael's famous paintings in the Vatican loggia, were a triumph of classicism tempered with humanity.
Despite his frail health, he managed to create an impressive body of work-eighteen plays in all-that interweave poetic and fantastical elements to depict his love-hate relationship with Austria.
During these chaotic days, the stories of several critical characters interweave as they pursue their passions, stand up for their convictions, and ultimately lead the galaxy back to the brink of a catastrophic conflict.
His songs interweave his personal background to the destiny of the Algonquin of Abitibi and channel an opportunity of dialogue between Quebecers and First Nations.
The roots of the plants bind the soil together, and interweave with other roots, forming a more solid mass that is less susceptible to both water and wind erosion.

I possess a collection of these tales by Renucci, published at Bastia, and proposed to interweave some of them into my narrative.
Their affairs should interweave with the affairs of the child's dolls and brick castles and toy furniture.
He tried to interweave his reflections with hope, but he only half succeeded.
In observing atmospheric changes I endeavour to interweave cloud-forms and sky-tints with words and images.
They unite and interweave their influence in a thousand ways beyond all human calculation.
They only contend that we should interweave some economy with the taxes with which we have chosen to begin the war.
As the air pocket compresses in the ear canal, these fins interweave to create a noise-blocking barrier optimized to the wearer's ear canal.
Ariosto took every occasion to interweave their panegyric with his verse.
Fingers interweave with toes, arms interlock across the back, fingers plug earholes and the mouth.
They fence with their long lower jaws, sometimes locking them together, and so striving for the supremacy like elks that warringly interweave their antlers.

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