Sentence examples for factory during which from inspiring English sources

Gao Ming had returned home late from a bad day at the factory, during which a worker under his supervision had been injured.

Gangs of killers, it said, were sent to 50 locations in Urumqi after protesters gathered at a downtown square to express anger over a brawl at a south China toy factory during which two Uighurs were beaten to death by Han Chinese co-workers.

The only processing steps in the cigarette factory during which sugars may further react are flue-cured tobacco expansion, i.e. increasing the volume of the tobacco leaves, and Burley tobacco drying after casing, i.e. after the application of water soluble cigarette ingredients.

In response, major Finnish retailer S Group sent a delegation to Thailand to meet with representatives of the factories, during which they called on Natural Fruit to introduce third-party oversight of working conditions at the factory.

Recently, a 1.25 MV version has passed the pre-delivery factory tests during which it was conditioned up to 1.5 MV and has delivered more than 1 mA target current.

Analysts said that the Lunar New Year celebrations, during which factories and businesses in China are shut for days, played a key role in that decline.

He was active on the picket line of his factory during a strike, which led to him being blacklisted by most Leeds engineering firms.

My mum was drafted to work in an ammunitions factory during the war, which must have been terribly hard, but she told me her handmade silk frillies went with her in her suitcase as a reminder that not everything was grim and awful.

Each participant was then invited into the Custom Melodies song factory for a 20-minute appointment, during which Gersten wrote, performed, and recorded the person's custom song.

After a week of demonstrations by dairy farmers, during which milk processing factories across the country were forced to shut down, farmers said they had no option but to step up their protests and take drastic action.

After World War II (during which 27 floating factories were sunk), whale oil was so important to the fat rations of Europe, and meat to Japan and Russia, that a wave of newer, larger factories (up to 32,000 tons) were built, as were 18-knot diesel-powered catchers.