Sentence examples for factory becoming from inspiring English sources
Update: Tesla has clarified that there is no target date for the factory becoming fully operational.
But with a sound system like that and promising future bookings, it's hard to not see Flash Factory becoming a staple in the New York City clubbing scene.
He left the factory, becoming a raznoschik, a peddler; his memoir hints at back-door assignations with "servant girls and chambermaids"; by his own description, his life at this point was just a step from a life of crime.
It has its overlapping secret-police agencies, and its culture of betrayal, with family members denouncing each other, and offices and factories becoming hives of perfidy.
Ammonia manufacturers are not faring any better, with factory closings becoming common.
His father worked on the assembly line at a car factory, later becoming a layout engineer.
Henry Caslin gets his start in life in the rural backwater of Rathbawn by running a chain of dance halls, before opening a babyfood factory and becoming wealthy.
A stocky man with a no-nonsense demeanor, he dropped out of college to enter the Mumbai diamond trade but returned home to do business in Gujarat, where he first ran a plastics factory before becoming a trader and industrialist.
This last image reveals Churchill's preoccupation with Foucault's concept of "docile bodies", bodies disciplined by institutions such as the family or factory into becoming obedient wives/workers, one such being Val, an oppressed rural worker.
Before all that, after a brief stint at Harvard law school, he had been a peripheral member of Warhol's Factory crowd, becoming close friends with Nico and Lou Reed (there's an audio recording of him playing a Ramones demo to Reed, who effusively responds: "That is without doubt the most fantastic thing you've ever played for me, bar none").
Gandhy, who rose from owning a frame factory to becoming a key figure in the heady post-Independence Indian art boom, was a legendarily dreamy CEO, blessed with a wife with a head for figures, and his own unforced love for artists.
