Sentence examples for factories long from inspiring English sources

Its hat factories long gone, Orange was turning shabby.

Jobs are nothing more than meaningless titles you can mention when asked, "Where do you work?" The factories long ago stopped manufacturing, and factory workers cannot expect compensation for their labour.

And there are deeper murmurs of change: Rickie Feather, Richard Baldwin and Dylan Thomas handbuild frames and bikes in workshops in, or near, the city, reviving traditions outsourced to overseas factories long ago.

Responding to a report today that Iraq had rebuilt a series of factories long suspected of producing chemical and biological weapons, the new White House spokesman, Ari Fleischer, said, "The president expects Saddam Hussein to live up to the agreements that he's made with the United Nations, especially regarding the elimination of weapons of mass destruction".

On the gentle slope from the courtyard of Kiryat Sefer down to the ruins of the soap factory, long, red-roofed dormitories had been built.

She began organizing get-togethers at Verdese Carter Park, built at the site of a former battery factory, long considered home to a notorious gang.

She doesn't stay in the factory long — her character moves up fast, to New York, where she falls in with a rising young lawyer (Gable), and soon she's a kept woman on Park Avenue, with a French maid, a high-shouldered walk, a regally cultivated accent, and a none-too-convincing way with French and German love songs at the piano.

I wasn't really into it, and I was feeling that I had lived in the Factory long enough.

Factories are long shuttered; water has filled the quarries.

Most of the production of clothes moved to cheaper factories overseas long ago.

There is mass unemployment here in an area where the factories have long since closed.