She's knitted him.

The old woman knitted her brows.

Where is my mother's knitted rug?

You animal. Where's my mother's knitted rug?

You never know. She might've knitted it.

Never mind my voice. Where's my mother's knitted rug?

She sat there in a sort of hand knitted jumper.

I went to cooking school, I knitted sweaters, played solitaire.

I knew when he came home with a pair of green socks she'd knitted for him.

In reality, their work remains linked to their customary occupations and traditional roles, such as dressmaking and knitted goods, whereas their involvement in quot men apos s quot activities such as carpentry and footwear remains limited.

The US Constitution knitted together the thirteen original colonies, and its Tenth Amendment reserves to the states all powers not expressly delegated to the federal government. Even today, tensions over further centralization (e.g., to supranational authority, as in Europe) and devolution (e.g., for Scotland, Québec, or Kurdistan) are intense.

Neo Confucianism provided the basic ideology for China s admiring neighbors Japan, Korea, and Vietnam until the advent of the West. Its tenets were highly appropriate to the settled, sophisticated agrarian civilizations of pre nineteenth century East Asia, for they knitted together society and polity in a manner calculated to promote stability and harmony.