Sentence examples for felt mill from inspiring English sources

"My father was only making $25 a week working in a felt mill and he had seven kids to feed, so we really needed the extra money," said Mr. Mancinelli, who grew up in Newburgh and still lives there.

As a younger man, Mr. Myers took a job operating machines at the Waterbury Felt mill, which is in Oriskany, about 20 miles west of Herkimer in the Mohawk River Valley.

He felt the mill through his feet before he saw it, the metal clank and rasp of the drive-shift gears and the pitman arm sending a mindless thumping rhythm into the ground.

At the same time, with poverty overcome, people would care less about getting richer, and spend their time in what Mill felt made life worthwhile in the first place: conversation, friendship, appreciation of poetry and painting.

Mill felt this in his own life: through his relationship with Harriet Taylor, he came to the strong conviction that women's suffrage is an essential step toward the moral improvement of humankind.

cit).. Some writers have even advanced the idea that after the death of his domineering father James, Mill felt a need to invent another parental authority in order that he might submit to it (e.g., Trilling 1952, 118; Mazlish 1975, 286 91).

In an interview with MTV, Cox explained what fans would be able to expect from the song and why he felt Ross and Mill were "the perfect fit".

In Washington, it is felt that Representative Mills will have excellent‐support in the House.

For Godsell, getting into hydropower by restoring Dreifa Mills felt like atonement.

The northern part of New Hampshire, sparsely populated and dominated by timber and paper mills, felt it the worst, with some counties recording unemployment figures as high as 9%.

The younger Mill now felt himself forced to abandon these doctrines.