Sentence examples for English manufacturing from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, April 26 , 1941P. 9 An English manufacturing firm recently shipped over here two large boilers.

With the growth of English manufacturing in the 16th century and after, more wool was used domestically, and the Staplers became less important as the export trade diminished.

Family labor and slave labor, subsistence agriculture and plantation agriculture, local production and English manufacturing were entwined in the international economy that made colonial settlement possible.

By J. Hardie and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 26 , 1941P. 9 An English manufacturing firm recently shipped over here two large boilers.

The Eurozone's recent recovery from recession will further aid this viewpoint, as despite companies looking further afield, it still remains English manufacturing's most lucrative market.

Make sure that you sign an English manufacturing agreement with the factory and that it has penalties for all that could go wrong (delays, bad products, warranty issues, freight costs) and make sure that it lists remedies for each and every problem that could arise.

Redditch remains the current centre of the English hook-manufacturing industry.

1802 Stourbridge, England 1887 Benjamin Richardson, (born 1802, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, Eng. died 1887) founder of one of the great English glass-manufacturing houses, who was instrumental in the introduction of modern glass-working methods to England.

Benjamin Richardson, (born 1802, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, Eng. died 1887) founder of one of the great English glass-manufacturing houses, who was instrumental in the introduction of modern glass-working methods to England.

It was during the 1850s and the upsurge of industrial manufacturing that English textile designer and author, William Morris, also a part of the Arts and Crafts movement, predicted the death of craft.

Without this, the resulting translations are unusable (for example, the English word "job" in a manufacturing industry context can mean "batch process," but within a human resources context can mean "occupation" and thus be translated differently).