Sentence examples for during a factory from inspiring English sources

He trusts neither party to deliver this package in its entirety.Harland Altreuter, a snowy-haired machine operator, was chosen to meet the president during a factory tour.

The automaker learned that during a factory repair – the replacement of powertrain motors and transmissions – the original fasteners used to attach the axle half shafts to the transmission were mistakenly reused, causing the fasteners in some vehicles to come loose.

The chancellor, George Osborne, speaking during a factory visit in Sunderland, said: "There is no person who would not be very shocked by that picture – and I was very distressed when I saw it myself this morning – of that poor boy lying dead on the beach.

Osborne, speaking during a factory visit in Sunderland, said: "There is no person who would not be very shocked by that picture – and I was very distressed when I saw it myself this morning – of that poor boy lying dead on the beach.

All involving situations and members of higher social strata, such as; a violinist in whose instrument your cigarette falls, a chateau guestroom in which you realize someone else already is sleeping, a state governor you accidently murder during a factory tour, or a visit to a royal nursery during which you mix up the identification tags.

The Arirang handset, described as a "hand phone" in state media, was shown to leader Kim Jong-un during a factory tour.

The two barely talked afterward, according to people briefed on the trip: not on the 21-hour journey, not during a conference on climate change, and not during a tour of a factory.

He attended night school at George Washington High in Washington Heights — while working at a factory during the day — and then studied business at City College, he said.

Schlafly graduated from college while working overnight at a factory during the second world war, her newspaper column appeared in dozens of newspapers and she was politically active into her 90s — including attending every convention since her first in 1952.

In 1995 he asked a Scottish driving instructor: "How do you keep the natives off the booze long enough to pass the test?" He also caused controversy in 1999 in Edinburgh when he saw an untidy fuse box during a tour of a factory.

Geraldine Hoff Doyle, who was believed to be the unwitting model for the "We Can Do It!" poster of a woman flexing her biceps in a factory during World War II — an image that later became a symbol for the American feminist movement — died on Sunday in Lansing, Mich.