Sentence examples for weaving company from inspiring English sources

Nestled in the foothills of the imposing Mourne Mountains in County Down is a third-generation weaving company straddling the mid-20th century and the future.

In Helwan, 6,000 workers at the Misr Helwan Spinning and Weaving Company went on strike, Ms. Refaat said.

By 1893 Sheng had taken over control of the important China Merchants' Steam Navigation Company; established the Imperial Telegraph Administration, which laid over 14,000 miles (22,500 km) of line and connected all the major cities and strategic centres of China; and reorganized under his own direction the Huasheng Spinning and Weaving Company, making it the first successful cotton mill in China.

On 30 May 1861 Ranchhodlal Chhotalal founded the first Indian textile mill, the Ahmedabad Spinning and Weaving Company Limited, followed by the establishment of a series of textile mills such as the Calico Mills, Bagicha Mills and Arvind Mills.

The strike shut down all of the area's 300 silk weaving companies.

What really separates Whole Foods from other companies, according to Mackey, is the mission that weaves the company's ideals together.

I also always try to bring in English influences to my work, and all that tie silk is woven in England by a seventh-generation silk-weaving company called Stephen Walters & Sons.

I also always try to bring in English influences to my work, and all that tie silk is woven in England by a seventh-generation silk-weaving company called Stephen Walters and Sons.

Privacy advocates recoil at the thought of a giant Internet company weaving together information about a user's every move and using the bundled information to benefit advertisers.

Girls is a more impressionistic affair from the Stellar Quines company, weaving a dream-like vision of Forties London through a group of resourceful young ladies, all keeping their peckers up, digging for victory, reciting edifying verses and sharing a single, gorgeous Schiaparelli silk dress between them for nights on the razzle.

"Everybody lies!" he says to the neurotic Weaving, who suspects and thus meets betrayal everywhere; "but not all the time, and that's the point!" In Crowe's roguish company Weaving laughs for the first time, an unnervingly jerky, nasal sound.