Sentence examples for cottage enterprises from inspiring English sources

Wes Warwick of Warwick Cottage Enterprises, has also received the Class A fire rating from the tough Los Angeles Building & Safety Department.

Seen in the light of the digital present, they are time-worn artifacts, but together they give a vivid sense of the grass-roots, cottage-industry enterprise that El Saturn Records was.

It could dull a boom in tourism by Americans to Cuba and hurt a burgeoning cottage industry of private enterprise on the socialist-ruled island.

What began as a cottage industry is now a fully fledged global enterprise, and the administrators are unable to keep up.

It's partly because, unlike those media where advertisers support (or used to) a large editorial staff, book publishing has been a fear leaner enterprise (or as some would say, a cottage industry).

And the groups of crofters and villagers who have bought them on a community basis have eagerly set about all sorts of enterprises, ranging from hydro-electric power schemes to holiday cottages.

Not that the ironies of their cottage industry were lost on Harry: "We were actually on the Enterprise Allowance Scheme for a while, a Thatcher-inspired benefitschememe for young entrepreneurs.

"What began as a cottage industry catering to collectors has become a coast-to-coast $1-billion-a-year 1-billion-a-year 1-billion-a-year 1-billion-a-yearmenterpriseindusthe group, said in a statement.

This cottage industry of drone specialists will be essential to the viability of the enterprise drone market.

"What began as a cottage industry catering to collectors of hard-to-find wines has become a coast-to-coast $1-billion-a-year 1-billion-a-year 1-billion-a-year 1-billion-a-year Spirits Wholenterprise anerindustryned in a stradeent last year.

"Grassroots history," as Eric Hobsbawm calls it, has become something of a cottage industry, and there is now a well-established canon of stock phrases and cliches for such an enterprise.