Sentence examples for candle industry from inspiring English sources

That, he claims, using all the standard protectionist arguments, will benefit not only the candle industry but also all the industries that supply it.

His notes, written in Hungarian, included careful tables and documents with titles like "Candle Industry Price situation," listing prices for a variety of waxes and the notice of a new price structure.

Perhaps marijuanaphiles should take a cue from those furtive boarding-school students and prisoners who not only keep the scented candle industry thriving, but who will smoke one hit at a time (to reduce runaway smoke) and who then blow their exhalations into a rolled-up bath towel.

(My family history provides the American counter example: my German great grandfather, superintendent of the Sanderson mill, gave my recently immigrated English grandfather his first job). In short order the Germans began breweries and spawned an enormous candle industry.

It pleases me that in the 21st century, the candle industry no longer carries the same political clout; yet the most useful ideas (and gravest warnings) of America's scientists are falling on politicians' deaf ears.

"The research at St Andrews University will be of interest to the entire candle making industry.

So you have two choices here: either go out and buy a good quality, heavy-bottomed saucepan that you'll use to gradually build your cottage industry candle-making Etsy business into the success it deserves to be, or just nick one of your mum's saucepans.

To meet the demand, Mercado Latino acquired Continental Candle in 1991 and transformed it from a struggling supplier of candles to the restaurant industry into a maker of devotional candles, with annual sales exceeding $20 million.

And there are still a few movies to come, including George Lucas's fantasy about a duck from another planet, "Howard the Duck," and David Cronenberg's remake of "The Fly". Movie makers are hoping that one of those August movies is the Roman candle that will rocket the industry out of its long slump.

In Washington, the facts too often don't hold a candle to a phalanx of industry lobbyists and a pile of campaign checks.

Few divisions in the banking industry can hold a candle to the behemoth numbers that commercial real estate brings to a bank.