- Wait, I gotta check the weave.

And even now, the deep waters with strong currents that weave between the two regions,  

And we're going to see more, it's going to continue to weave through the public and private market.

For example, it took 30,000 feet of thread to weave Queenie's ombré-colored overcoat, and her costume underneath the coat was designed to look like a classic witch's dress with a little 1920s flair.

to weave Queenie’s hombre-colored overcoat,

So the pitch for that suit was essentially that he would sort of spin a bunch of webs and then Tony's technology would weave it together into the suit, so the suit was actually supposed to be made from Peter's web

and then Tony's technology would weave it together

works is that we eat food. And then the building blocks of that food we weave together to make

our DNA? We eat our food and we break it down into monomers and then we can weave that back

so basically we eat proteins. We break them down into amino acids and then we can weave

amino acids. Then I weave that back together again through a polymer to make a protein.

bands that you weave together to make into bracelets and all different other creations.

Sebastien has a really good ear for how to weave electronic music into orchestral pieces.