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Meanings of shoemaking in English
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Examples for "shoemakers"
Examples for "shoemakers"
1
Scamp shoemakers used to put paper soles in shoes in my day.
2
The ordinary arch supports supplied by shoemakers do not cure flat foot.
3
But all my people were mechanics, harness makers, shoemakers,-theycould make anything.
4
The winter industry had been of great importance to the shoemakers.
5
There were blacksmith shops; there were shoemakers, tanners, weavers, dyers, etc.
1
The duty is designed to protect the European shoe industry.
2
Big names in the athletic shoe industry have really cleaned up their act since then.
3
Making boots and shoes for Northern soldiers laid the foundation of America's great shoe industry.
4
I also stressed that we were not looking for long-term arrangements, just temporary measures to stabilize the shoe industry over the short haul.
5
So while running shoe industry searches for its next trend, I'll continue to point people toward these odd-looking but entirely pleasurable Swiss slippers.
1
EBONY: You've succeeded in tapping into the luxury athletic footwear industry.
2
The Wolverine Leathers Division markets pigskin leather for use primarily in the footwear industry.
3
The global footwear industry emits 700m tonnes of CO 2 a year.
4
Turns out, this is the right business for me-and the luxury athletic footwear industry is a thriving business.
5
What made you take such a leap-stepping into the footwear industry after working in music promotions and celebrity benefits?
Usage of shoemaking in English
1
And if you would not do this in shoemaking, why in farming?
2
But he greatly disliked shoemaking, and longed to get away from it.
3
He taught Isom blacksmithing, brickmaking and bricklaying, shoemaking, carpentry, and other things.
4
Or like shoemaking for the acquisition of shoes,-thatis what you mean?
5
No garret, no shoemaking, no One Hundred and Five, North Tower, now!
6
At the front window sat my father, and around him his shoemaking tools.
7
My pa's main work was shoemaking, but he worked in the field too.
8
Then shoemaking, knitting, sewing, tailoring, and other kindred occupations could be engaged in.
9
The soldiers' schools, already established, report success in shoemaking, for instance.
10
He abandoned his shoemaking, moved into larger premises, and was soon a thriving bookseller.
11
Tailoring and shoemaking, they are proper crafts, with craftman's tests, and all the rest.
12
SOCRATES: Then by shoemaking we take care of our shoes?
13
Are you clever at carpentry, mason's work, tailoring, or shoemaking?
14
I've done my share of that sort of shoemaking in my time, Christ knows .
15
There were thirty or forty workers, all trained in every aspect of shoemaking and repairing.
16
Having learned the art of shoemaking, he devoted himself to the shoe and leather trade.
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