Sentence examples for building machinery from inspiring English sources

All ceilings and building machinery are left exposed to avoid blocking any natural light flowing through the ceiling-high windows of the building, originally a printing facility.

Their importance lay less in their description of specific machines or work tools than in their use of demonstration models to explain the basic mechanical principles and functions employed in building machinery.

Michael R. Splinter, chief executive of Applied Materials, a Silicon Valley company best known for building machinery that makes computer chips, said in an interview after the meeting that the president did not raise his concerns about executive compensation.

Atlas Copco, a Swedish maker of industrial supplies, will sell an equipment-rental unit in the United States to the buyout firms Ripplewood Holdings and Oak Hill Capital Management for 28 billion kronor ($3.8 billion) to concentrate on making mining and building machinery.

Those who have attempted to take a majority stake in a company, as Carlyle did in 2005 when it tried to buy 85% of Xugong Group Construction Machinery, China's largest maker of building machinery, have tended to fail.Given these hurdles, finding suitable investments is hard.

Importing and building machinery, the company was successful and allowed King to take up the restoration and racing of motor vehicles.

Decline was greatest in the food-processing sector, metallurgy, building materials, machinery and vehicles, electronics and related equipment, and textiles.

The focus of attention in the EU's corridors of power is building the machinery to enable the eurozone to survive and prosper.

He designed the spiral staircase — an object typically made from manufactured components — so that a welder used to building farm machinery could make the parts.

He is spending his time and money building the "machinery of freedom" outside politics, so that technology will win the race.

The city is an agricultural centre; its industries include food processing, petroleum refining, textile milling, printing, and the production of tobacco, sulfide, building materials, machinery, aluminum, and ironwork.