Sentence examples for factory at which from inspiring English sources

The spots featured former employees who complained about how the factory at which they worked was closed.

A Monsanto spokeswoman, Janice Armstrong, said the cutback came after a Food and Drug Administration inspection in November of the factory at which the product was made.

It is useful to compare "Time Out" with Mr. Cantet's debut film, "Human Resources," a brilliantly focused examination of union problems in a factory at which a new recruit, an ambitious business-school graduate, is asked to dismiss his own father, who has worked for decades on the assembly line.

A Chinese factory at which iPhones are built had to install nets to catch suicidal workers leaping off the roof.

But over all Strausbaugh maintains a nigh-on impeccable balance between affection and skepticism, especially in his sardonic accounts of present-day Village scenes like an event commemorating the horrific 1911 Triangle shirtwaist factory disaster, at which "a greeter wryly pointed out the four fire exits".

Brian Dossett runs DW General Wood Machinists from a large factory at 855-863 Tottenhis High Road, which his father and uncle started in 1948.

The other big opening is Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at Drury Lane, which begins press performances at the end of the week with verdicts delivered on 26 June.

The langyao porcelain of the Qing dynasty was imitated in Europe, especially in the porcelain factory at Sèvres, France, which produced a substantial amount of sang de boeuf in the late 19th century.

As part of their preparations for the Red Bulls' game at the Los Angeles Galaxy (8 p.m. Eastern, ESPN and ESPN Deportes), traffic will be barred from West 33rd Street between Fifth Avenue and Broadway as fans march from Greeley Square (in front of Macy's) to the Football Factory at Legends (which is across West 33rd Street from the Empire State Building).

That morning, Major Aston Cooper-Key, His Majesty's Inspector of Explosives, travelled to Kent to make an inspection of the privately owned factory at Uplees, which was then working flat-out in the wake of the shell crisis of 1915.

And again, it's all part of the phosphate-processing factory at Aiwo, which I (reasonably) assumed was inoperative.