Sentence examples for complex of factories from inspiring English sources

Downhill from the campus is a bust of Jesse Boot, facing his company's sprawling Beeston complex of factories and offices that lie just over University Boulevard.

They lie at the heart of this sprawling complex of factories, dormitories, sports facilities, banks and stores built by the secretive Taiwanese-owned firm.

"The Superior Ink building was really iconic to us, part of a broader complex of factories," said Andrew Berman, executive director of the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation.

Big, unregulated and dirty, the nationwide complex of factories that built nuclear weapons for more than five decades employed about 600,000 people, and, the government now admits, made some of them sick.

The structure is in itself an attraction, built on the brick bones of a centuries-old complex of factories and mills between two fast-running branches of the Hoosic River.

The generational setback implicit in a "globally competitive wage" is evident at G.E.'s Appliance Park, the complex of factories where G.E. makes refrigerators, washing machines, dishwashers and other household appliances.

Balmond has his hi-tech base, all 3D printers and biomorphic structures, on the edge of Hackney, a mile or two from the Olympic park; Kapoor's studio is a linked complex of factory spaces that stretches all the way down a road in Camberwell, south of the river (as his fame and ambition have spread so has his workshop; it now has the feel of a kind of aerospace lab manned by medieval guildsmen).

Shenzhen is often criticized as a product of unregulated development, better suited to the speculators that first spurred its growth than to the workers housed in huge complexes of factory-run barracks.

Thousands of people have been evacuated from Bitterfeld, but the main fear is that the waters could reach a vast complex of chemical factories.

The collapse on April 24th of Rana Plaza an eight-storey complex of clothing factories, near Dhaka, Bangladesh was far deadlier, killing at least 400.

As the name of the redevelopment area implies, the Goldman building is rising on what was once a sprawling complex of Colgate factories and warehouses, where Palmolive soap was a principal product.