Sentence examples for factory for which from inspiring English sources

He also became head of the Royal Gobelin tapestry factory, for which he produced many ambitious designs.

Mr. Liu moved into his apartment, an 1,100-square-foot 1,100-square-foot 1,100-square-foot he pays around $1,650 a month, about seven years ago.

His warmth envelops you in a comedy bear-hug, his mind a Wonka-esque chocolate factory for which we all have a golden ticket.

Then, as now, immigrants supplied the labor, doing piecework at home or working in the small factories for which the term "sweatshop" was coined.

Mr. Mikhailov began making photographs in the 1960s, and he was arrested and interrogated twice by the K.G.B. for processing his own supposedly subversive prints in the darkrooms of two factories for which he served as official photographer.

In the Soviet era he was arrested and interrogated twice by the K.G.B. for processing his own supposedly subversive prints in the darkrooms of two different factories for which he served as official photographer.

But few people have been deterred from seeking similar work in the thousands of mom-and-pop shoe factories for which Bishan County, about 25 miles west of Chongqing in the central province of Sichuan, is known.

These two mutants were selected because they represent the cell factories for which we have achieved the highest carbon partitioning coefficient (between new cells and product).

The songwriter remains best known for his score for "Parade," a dramatic musical about the lynching of Leo Frank, a Jewish factory supervisor, for which he won a Tony Award in 1999.

The factory was chosen as the workplace in Henan province in China because (1) the product potassium dichromate was relatively simple, most of which was water-soluble hexavalent chromate and (2) annual health check-ups were offered in this factory for workers, which allowed us to easily collect specimens to minimise the interference with normal work schedules.

The 250 jobs at the £35m Northampton factory for Greencore Group, which supplies Tesco and Marks & Spencer, are not due to come online until 2016.