The gray-green knitted blob next to the sofa seemed larger than it had that morning.
That means that the method of learning will be closely knitted with your device.
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This season, therefore, the state ordered a fish-excluder to be knitted into every shrimping net.
When the Duchess of Cambridge wears blue, knitted, shops fill with blue, knitted.
She put a spin to her twisted jersey dresses by adding knitted sleeves and laser cut detailing.
From within the darkness there appeared the top of a knitted ski mask, followed by a pair of skittish eyes.
The women wore hand-knitted cardigans on top of their sarees and then bundled themselves further in Kashmiri shawls.
And signed with a knitted brow and a wobbling hand the letters of their name learned by heart.
The force said the new black-knitted beanie with "Police" embroidered on the front will present a smart image.
Moreover, some books, such as Genesis, are suspected to be the combination of several different oral traditions knitted together.
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Frydendahl (Store Regnegade 1) has some unusual hand-knitted toys among the selection of homeware strewn along the pavement outside.
"The hats I found were all kind of black and knitted, " she recalls.
Birmingham resident Chris Harding, 66, from Handsworth, said she had knitted for most of her life and finds it "relaxing".
The Anusan Market is less claustrophobic and filled with tables of vendors selling knitted caps, carved soaps and other cottage-industry goods.
The Pingwings were knitted penguin puppets who lived in Firmin's barn while The Pogles lived in a tree-root in a wood.
Another aspect of this is the American characteristic of our individualism that is unarguably knitted together into a social fabric of cooperation.
Knitting's not my forte and I've never knitted for a parrot before.
Mr Jack said the local and national needed to be "knitted together".
That sense of playfulness peeks through the rest of the home, where Ms. Thompson knitted together the units in a more conventional manner.
Ghazi, in John Lennon-style glasses and a knitted woollen hat, looked more like an old hippie than like any sort of Islamic firebrand.
These cities have knitted together networks for everyday travel by bike.
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For most of us, the knitted cap was the game changer.
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Offered the chance to visit, one person's eyes light up wondering how and when, while another's squint under knitted brows that say What on earth for?
Puris has knitted together a network of 32 new-media agencies to offer their services to the kind of big-brand clients he took care of for decades.
Yarn bombing, also known as guerrilla knitting, is a type of street art or graffiti using items made from yarn - whether knitted, crocheted, or made into pom-poms.
Once a single mother on welfare, Ms. Sayeg got her start in 2005, when she put a knitted cozy on the door handle of a boutique she co-owned.
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Tirupur is one of these clusters, specializing in knitted cotton.
Do they agree with MSP Joan McAlpine when she looks to an independent Scotland's broadcaster on which "our news would no longer look hand-knitted compared with well-funded UK offerings".
Chappell's newest business venture is Rambler's Way Farm, which this summer will start selling long underwear knitted by American workers from superfine wool taken from Maine, Montana and Dakotas-raised sheep.
But many of the objects exhibited are clunky, ungainly, garish, ugly or, stunningly uncomfortable-looking, like Kamsai Yamamoto's (for a "British Design" show, ever so slightly anomalous) knitted-wool stage costume for David Bowie.
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