Sentence examples for textile giant from inspiring English sources

Stevens, the Southern textile giant, which inspired the film "Norma Rae".

He has pioneered comprehensive campaigns, starting with the landmark campaign against textile giant J.P. Stevens early in his career".

After the war, he was hired by Roger Milliken, who ran the textile giant Deering-Milliken, to head the company's wool fabric division.

The time he helped lead the final push to unionize the Southern textile giant J. P. Stevens, the monumental organizing fight upon which the movie "Norma Rae" was based.

As Daniel digs up multiple versions of Carax's life, in particular the story of his great love, Penelope, a sinister history emerges, a perspective of arrogant and powerful men in whose shadow love withers: a dodgy financier, a textile giant, an arms dealer.

In the 1970s, while on the staff of the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union, Sam played an important role in helping southern textile workers secure their first contract with textile giant, J.P. Stevens, and then became an organizer with Corporate Campaign, Inc. from 1981 until his death.

Mukesh Ambani, chairman of Reliance Industries, an oil, petrochemicals and textiles giant and India's largest private-sector company, intends "to bring the world to the Indian farmer".

Its giant textile mills are broken down; its alleys daubed with slogans that mindlessly defame rival football teams.

Turkey's giant textile industry is a major supplier to Europe but remains largely unregulated, an estimated 60% of the total workforce is unregistered, meaning they work informally, usually without a contract or any employment benefits.

The worms may have been a a stretch, but there was something gross — or, more precisely, grotesque — about many of the works at this year's fair in Basel, Switzerland, starting with the giant textile uvula presiding over the Untitled section in Hall 1.

At the Kerry headquarters on the third floor of what was once a giant textile mill on the Merrimack River here, about 200 people crowded in front of television sets Monday night, cheering wildly and pumping their fists at each new announcement of caucus results.