Sentence examples for mills from inspiring English sources

Some, like the Solomon's seal whose snake-like shoots we found forcing their way through the silt left by winter floods, may well be relicts from gardens of water mills that disappeared long ago.

The rolling mills and forges employed around 90,000 of the city's half-a-million population.

The cotton mills, on which Mumbai's original fame and fortunes were built, had been killed off by the prolonged strike of 1982 (and chronic neglect by their owners).

From Goya, who darkly interpreted the horrors of Europe at war, to the romantics who conjured the dark satanic mills of the industrial revolution, art has always explored and assimilated the experience of upheaval.

As soon as they are written or spoken they become the property of the world, grist to its mills of rumour and opinion and to a vengeful eternity of quotation and misquotation.

Commentators citing first-year economics talked about the benefits of competition and free trade as if selling a natural resource once and for all was analogous to the market for coffee and as if benefits to foreign steel mills should be of concern to Australian taxpayers.

Tries Gallagher, Millar-Mills.

Peter Gabriel, Paddy Maloney and the Black Dyke Mills Band, singing That'll Do. "Before a while you hear someone say, that'll do…" 9.31am: Sir Tel made it all the way to 9.28 before his voice finally cracked.

After the screening, Rainer Schulze, a history professor at the University of Essex, said he theorised that the failure of earlier concentration camp films, such as the Billy Wilder-directed Death Mills, had failed to dent what he calls the "denial" and "amnesia" of the German population in the immediate postwar period.

In backing Hoey, Mills voiced fears about the dangers of a campaign dominated by the Ukip leader, Nigel Farage, and the need for a less combative figure.

"Right now what we are looking to do is establish credibility by getting others who have been affected, and the protest will allow for others to come forward," said Chicago attorney Billy Mills, who said he found the Chicago police statement on Homan Square to be "vague" and "missing specific details".