Sentence examples for making sweaters from inspiring English sources

Ms. Lambrecht started making sweaters while in graduate school, and when they began selling, "I thought, this is great, I'll never have to do commercial photography," she said.

Once, while in Ireland for a wedding, Mr. Lindland found himself sussing out the possibility of making sweaters from the wool of actual black sheep.

Their big break came in the early 1960s, when they began making sweaters and dresses using the same machines that had been intended to make shawls and bedspreads.

But starting in the 1990s, after making the training jackets for the Italian equestrian team at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, it began making sweaters, shawls and other luxury garments.

The blaze erupted about 2 p.m. at Smart Garment Export, a small factory that employed about 300 people, most of them young women who were making sweaters and jackets.

Sign up now to get the best of VICE CAreda delivered straight to your inbox.

A sign near a display of alpaca sweaters reads, "We have made sweaters to give life to these genuine colors which are blessings of nature".

Fifteen hundred miles to the west, the Rosita Knitwear factory in northwestern Bangladesh — which made sweaters for companies across Europe — passed an inspection audit with high grades.

A neighbor in Oxford, Ryan Fox, said that Officer Morelli and Ms. Bartholomaeus had alpaca, llama, sheep and chickens, and that the couple made sweaters from the alpaca hair.

Serena hovered near Jessica, who tried to defuse the awkwardness by showing her what she'd made: sweaters for the unborn twins and a peach-and-yellow coverlet for Serena.

His wife's family made sweaters in the factory at Bedford Avenue and North Fifth Street for more than 20 years, until a Manhattan developer offered to buy them out in the late 90's.