weave shed造句

• The loomed weavers beam would be taken into the weaving shed.
• || It was a weaving shed suitable for 200 looms.
• Some manufacturers employed weavers in their homes and in weaving sheds.
• A mill that specialised in weaving fabric was called a weaving shed.
• The company later added a small brick weave shed nearby.
• The weaving shed was destroyed by fire in August 2000.
• Another weaving shed at Higherford Mill has been converted to artists'workshops.
• || A weaving shed built in 1884 designed by Stott and Sons.
• More weaving sheds were constructed in 1884, giving space for 1004 looms.
• The offices and warehouses were built in 1843 and weaving sheds in 1853.
• The weaving sheds passed to Tattersall's Limited and closed in the 1930s.
• Twenty six throwing mills were established, and the throwsters often attached weaving sheds.
• Weaving sheds added in 1836 and 1838 were of two storeys and housed 305 looms.
• The oldest is the weave shed, a single-story structure built in 1918.
• In December 2011, the second floor and roof of the weave shed was removed.
• The constant, cool temperature of the weaving shed made it ideal for whisky maturation.
• The great majority of the premises listed represent spinning mills, the remainder weaving sheds.
• A further multi-storey mill was added about 1850 and the weaving sheds expanded.
• In 1919 a new engine house and weaving sheds were built around the old structure.
• Hand mules and self-actors but normally also operated power looms in weaving sheds.