Sentence examples for textile silk from inspiring English sources

There is anecdotical evidence of small quantities of asbestos having been used in a factory producing printing machines in the gaskets for the hoods of the drying sections and in a textile (silk) workshop in pipe laggings.

Modern manufactures include machine tools, agricultural and transportation equipment, cotton textiles, silk reeling, and food processing.

Privately owned entities produce pharmaceuticals, textiles (silk), radio parts, glassware, leather and footwear, agricultural implements, paper, and watches.

Particularly important in such trade were fine textiles, silk, gold and other metals, various precious and semiprecious stones, and spices and aromatic products.

The souk is full of staples such as colourful textiles, silk rugs, spices, perfumes, Syrian sweets (which are similar to Lebanese and Turkish ones) and soaps from Aleppo.

"We started in the seventh district, which once housed textiles, silk and embroidery," said Barbara Irma Denk, whose mission is to open up to visitors a more contemporary vision of art, craft and fashion than the city's usual offerings of Gustav Klimt's paintings, cream pastries in period tea shops and upgrades on the classic dirndl skirts.

In the Hamidiyeh Souk, next to the Umayyad Mosque, dozens of small shops and stalls sell first-rate Oriental handicrafts, pearl-inlaid woodwork, textiles (silk in particular), jewelry, gold, silver and copper metalwork, and what Western travelers to the Middle East especially prize -- rugs and carpets.

Tlemcen supports a bustling trade in agricultural products and textile (including silk), leather, and metal handicrafts and has some light industrial development.

The shawl was then displayed in the African gallery of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2011, where the focus was on Madagascar's weaving tradition.As a textile, this silk was never designed as a commercial venture it cannot be cleaned and shrinks in contact with water.

Sampling did not occur during the 2001 and 2006 surveys because the cotton textile and silk mills closed major operations before the 2001 survey (in 1997 and 1998, respectively).

If this look is not quite your style, then my suggestion is to wrap with reusable textiles - silk scarves, cloth napkins, beautiful bows, ribbons, brooches and jewelry.