शिवविंग इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

There was a formal curriculum which comprised the 3Rs, sewing, church music and religious study.

With the ending of his work as a schools commissioner in 1874, Roby became a partner in his father in law's firm of Ermen and Engels, sewing cotton manufacturers of Patricroft near Manchester.

She later established the Templemor Co-op, a craft co-operative for women with exceptional sewing skills.

At the home, Donaldina met Margaret Culbertson and, in 1895, became a sewing teacher there.

Lentz had been taught sewing as a child and with a flair for style, she decided to open a small dress shop.

Sentenced to Fremantle Prison, Abbott was given duties in the tailor workshop, fitting and sewing uniforms to order.

Fukuro toji (袋綴じ), or "bound-pocket books": Bound-pocket books are also made by stacking sheets of double-wide paper that have been folded individually, but unlike glued or sewn books, the stacked pages are bound by sewing the loose edge opposite the crease together with either thread or tightly wrapped, thread-like strips paper.

Each set of bellows takes 240 hours to construct from a vinyl-like material using electric sewing machines.

Many of these early migrants worked in the clothing industry in London, where both men and women could work together; many worked in the textile industry as sewing was a skill which the community had already acquired in Cyprus.

During her teen years, she had a sewing job at The Free Zone in Kingston, Jamaica.

Light industry: sewing and footwear factory.

Consumer science classes include those in areas such as cooking, sewing, interior design, relationships, and personal planning.