Sentence examples for fabric workers from inspiring English sources
Of particular note are several prints he made on a trip to Venice, including the misty gray "Nocturne" and "The Dyer," a delicate portrayal of fabric workers wringing out large swaths of cloth.
That means the Alliance won't have to order extra materials, suppliers won't cut and dye as much fabric, workers on the assembly line won't install it, and, ultimately, customers won't pay for it — and the company can put the money into the stuff that the customers do want to pay for, like a docking station for smartphones and music players and a navigation system.
In the same month that 125 Bangladeshi fabric workers died in a factory fire, a film aiming to expose the tragedy of unrestricted globalised fashion – Dirty White Gold – reached its Sponsume target of £18,000.
In the same month that 125 Bangladeshi fabric workers died in a factory fire, a film aiming to expose the tragedy of unrestricted globalized fashion called Dirty White Gold reached its Sponsume target of £18,000 (about $27,000).
Embalmers, laboratory workers, and textile workers making permanent-press fabrics are the most highly exposed, but wood industry workers are also high on the list.
Custom design is a highly inexact art, with prices fluctuating depending upon many factors, including the availability of fabric and workers, and the due date.
A one-time homeless man who had haunted the Garment District for more than three years, becoming a pitied but detested fixture at the corner of 39th Street and Seventh Avenue, he was rescued from the streets by a stranger, a 57-year-old fabric company worker named Vincent Jones, who passed the homeless man every week for years while making handcart deliveries.
We chose John Edwards, the son of a fabric mill worker, because he is our soul mate.
Ms. Fendi, who not only works with Karl Lagerfeld on the Fendi collections but also is president of AltaRomAltaModa, compares a designer to "an orchestra conductor," leading a team of pattern makers, fabric suppliers and hand workers.
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IN a fourth-floor loft on Spring Street near Greene Street, where a century ago workers cut fabric for hospital scrubs, a fragment of the old SoHo is preserved as if in amber, removed from the tourists and shoppers who now crowd the streets.
