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• v  interlace by or as if by weaving

• He has the ability, unlike anyone else I've read, to skillfully interweave fictional and historical events.
• Racy, swinging rhythms interweave tribal chants, European liturgical music and 1925 Dixieland stomps.
• Courses offer an international perspective, so even a lesson on the American Revolution will interweave sources from Britain and France with views from the Founding Fathers.

• weave

• unweave

News & Articles

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• F+W Media Introduces CraftDaily.com, The Netflix For Crafters
  NEW YORK, June 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Interweave, an imprint of F+W Media, Inc., the nation's number one craft media company, enriches crafters worldwide with the launch of a new website, CraftDaily.com ...
  June 19, 2013 - PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance

Quotes

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• Billy Corgan in MLB.com
  I was lucky to be here and go to a lot of games during the Michael Jordan era, but there is something about baseball that seems to interweave its way into your life,Corgan said. "To be able to be out in back grilling something and have the...
• Clive Owen in CBS News
  It's about four very intense relationships,Owen tells The Early Show co-anchor Hannah Storm. "All of the characters interweave and he goes through a change because Julia Roberts' character admits to really having an affair and it is hard...