stitch together

These images have been stitched together as a movie, seen below.

This picture shows what the images look like when stitched together.

Then they will need time to stitch together their different technologies.

More thought seems to have gone into the way the materials cover areas and are stitched together.

The facts do not stitch together into a simple story.

The next day, they stitched together two more segments on the case.

By doing so, we will stitch together the fabric of our nation.

The parts are stitched together along the shoulder lines and all the way down.

The effort to stitch together a grand coalition in 2005 took two months.

In the global age, most work will be stitched together by each individual according to his/her skills and the demand for them.

Each woman creates a large square, which is later stitched together.

That code is then stitched together and put into a cell.

Other surgeons believe that the skin should be stitched together.

He went on to say, "The story was stitched together and never really had any momentum."

"Stitched together with other information out there, the technology could be valuable," she said.

Looks like fresh blood here, at the spine, where they're stitched together.

So I stitched together a scenic course up the coast.

He then stitched together the footage, which was released late last month.

It's simply loosely stitched together to fit the table, more or less.

Several letters can be completed and stitched together to form a favourite name or word.

Quite a lot of people, after all, felt that those two fabrics couldn't easily be stitched together.

On the other hand he sought to stitch together a safety net.

"We're not stitched together like the rest of the city, with communities right next to each other.

Still, she said, in the end the various tent companies will stitch together enough canvas.

The heart itself appears to have been carefully stitched together from fabric.