Examples of using Interwoven in English and their translations into Czech
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Our family crests interwoven.
Space and time are interwoven into a fabric called spacetime.
All, like, body and mind, interwoven.
One vast and immane, interwoven, interacting… multi-variant, multinational dominion of dollars!
Education and work are interwoven concepts.
Living things on Earth, they are interdependent on each other and they are interwoven.
Its surrounding area is interwoven in rich history and culture, which has developed over the centuries.
Not exactly. Sunanda, relationships are interwoven very intricately.
Common challenges and interwoven realities across the continent underline the need for a common mission.
Anyway, I have the impression that there are various interwoven stories in this.
Cascades of falling valleys create sink holes and interwoven strips of boulder fields platforms promise a real delicate orientation experience.
Could unravel with such speed. It had never occurred to me that our lives,which had been so closely interwoven.
The tank consists of a polyester fabric interwoven with metal thread.
European rationalism interwoven with American modernism… a metaphor of organic growth… a man-made mountain over which soars the Eagle.
But ultimately he's saying,there's a cosmic intelligence interwoven within human history.
We will sweeten the relaxed summer months for you with stories interwoven with glass beads and seed beads into unique characters and subjects from legendary mythology and everyday life.
Dr. Hilary Gammill from the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center believes individual lives are more interwoven than we ever imagined.
This exhibition brings viewers closer to the interwoven stories of witnesses from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Austria and Germany and also to the history of Czechoslovakia in the years from 1937 to 1948.
The current hysteria is just another variation on a theme interwoven throughout our modern history.
A living being, where everything we are and can ever be is dependent upon this great, verdant, fertile, sensitive,intricately interwoven web of life.
Flexible and much more comfortable the Flyknit's use ultra-strong fibres of the yarns that are interwoven in different directions in order to guarantee the reduction of stress on the foot.
This short film wants to take a look at the limits of photography in reviving bygone moments to the eyes of the stranger who encodes images on the basis of his own memories andundestanding that are more and more interwoven with those of others.
It's deceptively simple narrative weaves a complex tapestry around the interwoven lives and stories of a group of Moravian villagers immediately following the socialization of Czechoslovakia in 1948.
Vrboska, the smallest town on the sunny island Hvar, is special because of its geographical location hidden in the depth of the bay, the untouched pine forrrest, the cultural sights with the marks of the Gothic, renaissance and baroque style,and an architecture interwoven with narrow winding roads.
Paxos is a green garden of olive groves, colourful flowers on rare plants,small vineyards, interwoven with stone walls and zigzagging paths that invite inquisitive adventurers to explore the countless magical locations of the island.
Bratislava's most notorious as well as largest housing estate, built in place of gardens and peripheral rural houses, and moreover in the Danube flood plain-that is to say, in an area interwoven with numerous waterways- held such a powerful fascination for Szemzö that he photographed it several times….
Her paintings that are characteristic with their sharp, almost calligraphic line and clearly defined coloured surfaces opened up a game with autobiographic motives anda desire to capture the surrounding world interwoven with symbols out of which at that time the artist was fascinated by primarily those connected with death and darkness.
The interweaving of film and racing was now perfect.
Densely interweaved roots of different kinds of trees form a huge web coated with mycorrhizal fungi, whose fibres, called hyphae, transfer not only nutrients but also information.
Better interweaving of the EU's political and military capabilities, with a stronger EU/NATO link being pivotal in the more effective exercise of its imperialist interventions using military means.