Sentence examples for blanket makers from inspiring English sources

Manhattan society matrons pitched in, along with sheepherders in Oregon, apple growers in Michigan and Indian blanket makers in Oklahoma.

Last week, Springs bought one of the world's largest blanket makers, Charles D. Owen Manufacturing of Swannanoa, N.C., and is expected to pursue Pillowtex of Kannapolis, N.C., whose brands include Cannon and Fieldcrest.

An article on Aug. 28 about the Rioja wine region in Spain referred incorrectly to the business of Hijos de Cecilio Valgañón, a blanket maker in the town of Ezcaray.

Correction: October 16, 2005, Sunday An article in the Travel section on Aug. 28 about the Rioja wine region in Spain referred incorrectly to the business of Hijos de Cecilio Valgañón, a blanket maker in the town of Ezcaray, and a correction on Page 3 of that section today is also erroneous.

An article in the Travel section on Aug. 28 about the Rioja wine region in Spain referred incorrectly to the business of Hijos de Cecilio Valgañón, a blanket maker in the town of Ezcaray, and a correction on Page 3 of that section today is also erroneous.

It was an early example of the seductive power of capitalism: Pendleton so nailed the Indian blanket market that other Indian blanket-makers eventually went out of business.

He is a blanket-maker in Kaduna, and he was sporting a bandage over a deep cut in his forehead after the fighting this week.For many Nigerians, the issue is more political than religious.

Self-driving car-makers accepting blanket liability for accidents is one way the companies involved are trying to accelerate the market.

Such cozy proximity of world views, blanketing the war maker and the war reporter, is symptomatic of what ails NPR's war coverage -- especially from Washington.

Admittedly, reading the variations in language, tolerance levels and track record among those who are only registered to "advance religion" will take more effort from funding decision makers than a blanket ban.

Movie studios, video game companies and toy makers have long blanketed the streets and buildings around the convention center with ads, and this year is no different; Universal Pictures covered the entire side of a skyscraper with an image from "Cowboys & Aliens," for instance.