Sentence examples for assemblers who from inspiring English sources
In the United States almost all of the producers were assemblers who put together components and parts that were manufactured by separate firms.
Nine of the accused men work for the catering company, Sky Chefs, either as truck drivers or as beverage assemblers, who stock the cocktail carts used by flight attendants.
Each scene builds the narrative (and I will not spoil the experience by describing them here), but the final spread is such an engineering tour de force that I can only sympathize with the expert Chinese printers and assemblers who laboriously constructed each copy by hand.
WLC's case demonstrates that foreign assemblers who collected cloth depended on local agents and were obviously making use of WLC's social network.
They're offering really tempting pricing on their basic memory modules to memory assemblers, who then will have the choice of passing on the savings to you, the consumer.
Both men are assemblers who've worked for the company for over two decades.
"I'm undecided," says Matt Cope, a 34-year-old assembler who hunts and prays like a Republican but thinks the Democrats are more focused on workers.
"We were told -- and this is what bothers me most -- that our recommendations would be binding," said Maria Scott, an assembler who both sat on and appeared before the panel, and is a plaintiff in the suit.
In his professional life, Mr. Durst, president of the Durst Organization and a patriarch of one of New York's famous real estate dynasties, was known as an assembler who packaged blocks and lots for future development, mostly in Midtown Manhattan.
The plaintiffs in the two dismissed cases -- a former employee, Maria Santiago, and the children of Suzanne Rubio, an I.B.M. disk assembler who died of breast cancer in 1991 at age 37 -- will proceed this week with their case against I.B.M.'s chemical suppliers before the same judge.
Robbani was a firework assembler, who stored one ton of raw materials used to make fireworks in his house.
