Sentence examples for rope maker from inspiring English sources

His innovations include an original rope maker machine, a green charcoal kiln, and a vegetable chopper.

C. 1524 Lyon, France 1566 France Louise Labé, original name Louise Charly, byname La Belle Cordière (French: "The Beautiful Rope Maker") (born c. 1524, Lyon, France died 1566, Parcieux-en-Dombes) French poet, the daughter of a rope maker (cordier).

He makes special note of the fact that Grey, the rope maker who insulted the sentry by asking him to clean the outhouse, is killed in the clash.

(In a job survey taken in the Village of Brooklyn in 1796, rope maker was one of the most frequently mentioned occupations, along with tavern keeper).

The son of a prosperous rope maker, Harvey matriculated at Christ College, Cambridge, in 1566, received his bachelor's degree in 1570, and became a fellow at Pembroke Hall (later Pembroke College) that same year.

The Greenway replaced former industrial land, once home to the largest rope maker in the world, with 16km of walking and cycling trails and 26 new or improved bridges and crossings.

First were neighborhood merchants from Germany, then rope makers, brewers and slaughterhouses.

Its 60 storefronts were offices and headquarters for businesses and guilds of workers like rope makers and grain measurers.

By the 1790's the yards covered the waterfront all the way to Corlears Hook, attracting carpenters, smiths, shipwrights, coopers, chandlers, joiners, sail makers and rope makers.

Job Bates, a blacksmith, followed Hall and other families of rope makers, metal workers, and sail outfitters, all of whose livelihoods depending on ship building or the shipping industry.

Rope makers would use the entire site to stretch out the ropes, and often had to dip the lines into a tar well — a messy job that would leave them covered in the stuff.