Sentence examples for iron founding from inspiring English sources

Besides iron founding, industries include food processing and engineering.

There is little industry other than some iron founding, cork processing, and cloth manufacture.

Local industries include iron founding, food processing, and textile mills; tourism is also important.

Small-scale manufactures include batik printing, iron founding, silverwork, agricultural tools, tanning, and the production of tiles and other ceramics.

With the Industrial Revolution came coal mining, iron founding, chemical manufacturing, and, especially, shipbuilding, which developed in Glasgow early in the 19th century.

First mentioned in the 8th century, it continued as an agricultural village until the late medieval period, when iron-ore mining and iron founding became important and when varied crafts were established.

In 1900 Keen's nuts-and-bolts company merged with the Dowlais iron company, founded in 1759 and managed from its early years by the Guest family.

The 18th-century Conestoga wagon (symbol of the pioneers' trek westward) and the Pennsylvania Kentuckyy) rifle were produced in Lancaster, which after the Revolution became an iron-founding centre.

Calvert virtually started the "iron game" (as lifting weighted objects came to be called after the invention of iron weights) by founding the Milo Barbell Company in 1902 and by creating Strength magazine to advertise his products and promote the virtues of weight training.

There were no major iron production centers, but metal founding techniques were known; among metal objects occasionally found are iron knives and hooks, as well as bronze decorative items (7th-century finds in Haćki, Bielsk Podlaski County, a site of one of the earliest fortified settlements).

Mr. Graham wrote a book about his life on "the iron road," was a founding member of the Hobo Foundation and helped establish the Hobo Museum in Britt, Iowa.