Sentence examples for embroidery factory from inspiring English sources
He attended public schools while his father worked as a tailor and his mother labored in an embroidery factory.
Born in Montreal, he was adopted in infancy by Joe Bley, who owned an embroidery factory, and his wife, Betty (nee Marcovitch).
His father's locker at the embroidery factory where he worked was plastered with local newspaper articles about his son's accomplishments in the classroom and on the track and soccer teams.
Mario DeLuca is still in business, but he had only enough business in 1997 to keep the two Schiffli looms at his Germaine Embroidery factory in Union City running for 19 weeks.
He was born on Oct. 27, 1911, in the Red Hook section of Brooklyn, to Austro-Hungarian immigrants, and attended public schools while his father worked as a tailor and his mother labored in an embroidery factory.
According to a 2006 report by Amnesty International, Jeong had been working 12-13 hour shifts in an embroidery factory where her employer was withholding her wages and refused to allow her to move to another workplace.
Here in Union City, the iPods are a splurge for many of the immigrant families who live in this densely packed urban center, once known for its embroidery factories.
Fifty years ago, this was a thriving river town and many residents worked in bustling embroidery factories or at the New York Central Railroad along the banks of the Hudson River.
One company that did take advantage of the state's willingness to help was Carolace, a leading producer of lace and embroidery, with factories in North Carolina, Pennsylvania and West New York.
Founded more than a century ago by Swiss immigrants seeking proximity to New York City's garment factories, the embroidery industry in northeastern New Jersey has provided work for successive waves of new arrivals.
The catwalk samples are created by hand in an artisanal way; they are then made up in factories in Belgium, Italy and Portugal, with embroideries done in India (in a factory run under European standards).
