Sentence examples for woolen has from inspiring English sources

Recently Hamilton Woolen has offered to buy one-sixth of the outstanding shares pro rata at $65, which is about equal to the net quick assets and considerably above the previous market price.

An exporter of Kashmiri woolens hasn't been allowed to send an e-mail to his American distributor in Utah.

Knitting of the traditional woolen jerseys has declined.

Stroud, a former centre of the woolen industry, has also attracted light industry, such as the manufacture of plastics and scientific instruments.

These Hockney woolen highs have inspired many a wardrobe, fashion stylist and designers such as Burberry and Jonathan Saunders.

Moreover, the Ghent cotton industry faced the formidable competition of the British, and Flemish woolen producers had lost the advantage to those of Verviers and northern France.

Various mills, particularly woolen mills, had sprouted along the banks in colonial days to avail themselves of the river's natural power and highly regarded cleansing qualities.

She was naked and her clothes, consisting of a leather cape and three woolen garments, had been placed on top of her.

Second only to the Istanbul region in industry, it produces foods, cement, cotton and woolen textiles and has petrochemical and engineering works.

It now has cotton, woolen, clothing, and ceramic industries.

Between 1860 and 1865 southern cotton became unavailable during the Civil War, Harrisburg was one of the few cities in the Upland South during this time to have woolen mills, making the town an industrial asset early on to Southern Illinois.