The phrase "a maker of white" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is creating or producing something that is white in color, such as art, design, or even food.
Example: "The artist is known as a maker of white, using various shades and textures to create stunning pieces that evoke purity and simplicity."
Alternatives: "creator of white" or "producer of white".
Whirlpool, a maker of white goods, faced accelerated tax payments.
India's Ranbaxy is still minute compared with a branded-drugs maker like Pfizer; China's Haier, a maker of white goods, is a minnow next to Whirlpool's whale.
Last year, Diageo also made a play for Shui Jing Fang of China, a maker of white spirits like baiju, a popular Chinese liquor.
In fact, the company's seeming eagerness to ink these sorts of deals almost seems like a trait encoded in the company's DNA considering its humble origins as a maker of white-label gadgets that other companies could slap their livery all over.
It was passive at times: it waved through mergers such as Whirlpool's acquisition of a rival maker of white goods, Maytag, and the nautical combination of Carnival Cruises and Princess Cruises, which many experts felt it had reasonable grounds to block.But the FTC was more energetic.
The top maker of white supermarket bread went bankrupt a few years ago.
Strauss has forged a joint venture with China's Haier Group, the world's biggest maker of white goods, to distribute it.China is the perfect first market for such an appliance, says Rami Ronen, the boss of Strauss's water arm.
If anyone needs a repairman, it's got to be MAYTAG (27), the number three U.S. maker of white goods washing machines, dryers and refrigerators behind Whirlpool and General Electric.
ITT INDUSTRIES, White Plains, a maker of industrial pumps and electronic components, bought Svedala Robot BV, a maker of submersible pumps to handle wastewater, from Metso Corp., Helsinki.
ITT INDUSTRIES, White Plains, a maker of industrial pumps, said it acquired the closely held Flowtronex PSI, Dallas, to expand into golf course irrigation systems.
A Maker of Wine Combine the goatee, the white tufts of hair and the wild eyebrows with the gentle whisper and the habit of fussing with his pipe, and Dr. George Naumberg could be taken for the psychiatrist he used to be.
