Sentence examples for factory marks from inspiring English sources

This year, Roald Dahl's children's book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" marks its fiftieth anniversary.

Russia concluded that the factory marks on the munitions made it difficult to determine if they were part of the equipment sold to the Venezuelan government.

By Liam Francis Walsh March 14, 2014 This year, Roald Dahl's children's book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" marks its fiftieth anniversary.

So said Michel Foucault in "The Uses of Pleasure," and it is quoted on the Web site of Fitzgerald & Stapleton (fitzgeraldandstapleton.com), the Irish duo whose brief run at the Chocolate Factory marks that theater's first international commission.

The paper quoted sources saying ordnance factory marks on the cartridges had fuelled suspicions that the weapons could have been among those snatched from security forces by rebel groups in the adjoining Karbi Anglong district.

Potter's mark, also called factory mark, device for the purpose of identifying commercial pottery wares.

Three wavy lines, one above the other, were adopted as a factory mark in 1775.

A hayfork factory mark indicates the patronage of the prince of Schwarzburg.

The Nymphenburg factory mark, adopted in 1754, is the Bavarian shield of arms.

On earthenware, a factory mark is much less usual than on porcelain.

The Bourbon fleur-de-lis, impressed or painted, was the factory mark (the same mark subsequently used by Buen Retiro), though it was seldom used.