Sentence examples for drink plants from inspiring English sources

We work with drink plants across the U.S. to save on shipping and machinery costs.

Mr. Pyles owns a soft drink plant in Bauru, which makes a drink called "Crush".

But many of those at the soft drink plant said they would think seriously of voting for anyone but Labour on May 6. Referring to Mr. Cameron's personal background, Julie Young, 47, a production assistant, said, "He goes against everything I was brought up to believe in, but I'm thinking I might change".

Instead, a jacketless Mr. Cameron got a genial welcome when he mounted a wooden pallet for an impromptu back-and-forth with employees in a local soft drink plant, itself a totem of the new economy that has developed as the old world of coal and steel in Yorkshire slips ever further into memory.

A small cotton-ginning plant and soft-drink plants are in operation.

The first city in the country to have a citywide purified water system (built by the United States in the 1960s), Taʿizz also has aluminum, biscuit, and soft-drink plants.

A friend of ours worked at one of those fruity health-drink plants in Vancouver and her job was picking out band-aids and parts of hippies' beards all day with her bare hands.

One of my early stops on that trip was at a little oil refinery built from cannibalized parts of a sugar refinery, a soft-drink plant, and a cement factory; it pumped three thousand barrels a day.

Manufacturing plants and secondary industries include several palm-oil-processing plants in Ahozon, Avrankou, Bohicon, Cotonou, Gbada, and Pobé; cement plants at Onigbolo and Pobé; several cotton-ginning facilities in the north; a textile mill at Parakou; a sugar refining complex at Savé; a soft-drink plant; a brewery; and two shrimp-processing plants.

Roth Capital has also backed China Water and Drinks Inc., a company that collaborates with soft drink bottling plants to distribute water at 14 to 15 cents a bottle throughout the country.

All three species depend on each other: the aphids drink the plant's sap and defecate a sweet syrup called honeydew, which ants eat.