Sentence examples for distant mills from inspiring English sources
It was like a lumberyard for steel, which it bought in bulk from distant mills and distributed in smaller amounts, mostly to customers within a hundred-mile radius of Newark.
Sumitomo Metal offered to supply Nippon Steel with slab, a semiprocessed steel, from its mill in central Japan, reducing Nippon Steel's need to get the material from its own, more distant mills.
73 After this, smaller scale manufacture was preferred again, possibly in response to a reduction in places available in distant mills and factories.
Scanning the horizon, I spotted the twin smokestacks of a distant mill, flanked by spiky palm trees.
Prompt removal of logs from the forest to distant processing mills transfers beetles that may emerge from beneath the bark to areas where they can do no harm.
There ought always to be such a balance preserved among personal interests as may render any one of them dependent for its successes, on carrying with it as least a large proportion of those who act on higher motives, and more comprehensive and distant views" (Mill, Collected Works XIX: 447, cited by Ten 1998: 379).
The notion of jazz as the great American stretchable art can seem a distant hypothesis at some run-of-the-mill club gigs, when the music feels fixed and hoary.
The terrible evidence wound up in a dresser drawer of Joseph's house trailer, just around the bend from the lumber mill and up the road from the Solid Rock Baptist Church, so distant in place and time from the Nazi killing grounds.
Likewise, the architects of New England's industrial revolution watched the price of cotton with rapt attention, for their textile mills would have been silent without the labor of slaves on distant plantations.
One of his distant great-grandfathers (she could not say how many greats) was Thomas Kirby, a mill mechanic who arrived from England in 1634 and prospered as a farmer in Virginia.
