Sentence examples for finished cloth from inspiring English sources

Work was brought from Manchester by agents who brought work weekly often to an inn, and where they collected the finished cloth.

The company, chartered in 1407, principally engaged in the export of finished cloth from the burgeoning English woolen industry.

In 1813 the first textile mill for processing raw cotton into finished cloth under one roof was established there.

Throughout the 19th century a succession of improvements in textile machinery steadily increased the volume of production, lowering prices of finished cloth and garments.

The problem? "I couldn't trace their organic certification clearly," says D'Oyly - and she was worried that, although the raw cotton was bonafide Fairtrade and organic, the finished cloth might not be.

It reduced the shipping costs of raw cotton to the mills and the dispatching the finished cloth overseas.

In the centuries that followed, Britain's trade policy was geared toward promoting its wool and cotton industries; duties were placed on exports of raw wool, to encourage British merchants to move into the more lucrative business of assembling finished cloths.

The V&A's The Fabric Of India (SW7, to 10 Jan) features sumptuous cloth and exquisite finished clothing; while Losing The Compass at White Cube, Mason's Yard (SW1, to 9 Jan), shows politically minded work from artists such as Alighiero Boetti and Mona Hatoum alongside blankets and quilts created by unnamed Amish and Gee's Bend makers.

Wipe the waxed area with a Perfect Finish cloth.

It took six months working twelve hours a day to finish the cloth.

The present inventions of mosquito repellents to be imparted into the fabric can be produced using various techniques such as addition during rinse cycle, direct coating, finishing like cloth impregnating laudry emulsions and others (Anitha et al. 2011; Anuar and Yusof 2016; Farag et al. 2011; Fei and Xin 2007; Snodgrass 1992; Sumithra and Vasugi Raja 2012; Troutman 2009; Van Winkle 2002).