Sentence examples for textile towns from inspiring English sources

Some of the textile towns, too, have attracted Commonwealth immigrants, chiefly Indian and Pakistani textile workers.

Nineteenth-century textile towns line the dale between Todmorden and Brighouse.

Rating: ***** Financial accuracy rating: ***** Gwyn Topham Britain, 1951: smokestacks, textile towns, bombsites, food rationing.

They are redolent of textile towns in the southern US, except that the mill towns were built for permanent residence.

But there are other factors: the concentration of Pakistanis in depressed textile towns makes it harder to find employment, and unwillingness to move away compounds this.

Beginning in the late 18th century, its cottage industries gave way to factory production, and Salford rapidly became one of the most important cotton textile towns.

"Paterson was a textile town, and there were dye houses there.

Textile factories, on certain days, make you remember that Matisse came from a textile town.

She spent two years exploring the decaying steel and textile town from every angle.

Originally from a small textile town in central Alabama, Mr. Leonard served four years in the Air Force.

Soon afterwards, he stood, unsuccessfully, for parliament for this Yorkshire textile town.