Sentence examples for factory past from inspiring English sources

Down the road from the Carrier factory, past the railroad tracks and a few patches of farmland that remain in Indianapolis, the tidy neighborhood of split-level and ranch houses where Cecil Link Jr. lives has changed in recent years.

The real jewel is through a hole in the fence by the old Everlast factory, past several dozen yards of thick bushes that can only be crossed hunched over, past tracks and under the arches of an Amtrak bridge.

His meandering route takes him into an Irish pub, an African church and a Hasidic Chabad house; around a former leper colony and a century-old car factory; past the venerable publisher Blackwell and halal fast-food outlets.

Once the meeting-room presentation ends, guests are whisked away on open-air minibuses to the other side of the factory, past spare equipment areas and ceiling-high stacks of blue barrels filled with a chile mash-up that forms the base of every Huy Fong product.

In the cruel heat of the midday sun, mostly wearing shoes no stouter than flip-flops, the men marched along the ruined road for miles, past a devastated cement factory, past a thousand-tonne coal barge lifted up and set down on the highway like a bath, over a hill running past an Indonesian army post.

But if you walk two blocks from the Broad Street railroad station in Newark, past the halal meat market, the mountain of rubble that was once the old Westinghouse factory, past Carlos Tire, you can pull open the chain link fence and enter a vacant lot where someone with a sense of history or an inadvertent instinct for irony has left graffiti reading "Forgotten" on a brick wall.

An odd pleasure of train travel is the feeling of going down America's back alley, behind factories, past acres of junked cars, right next to homes with rusting refrigerators and stoves on the back porch.

Avner Shacham, chief executive of Beit Shemesh Engines Ltd., which has $75 million in annual sales of parts for jet engines, said the Haredi men he had hired at his factory the past few years had had a hard time.

The Caterham Formula One team's future was in doubt on Thursday night with employees locked out of the factory while past and present management traded accusations over who was to blame.

It revolves around a watering hole, where factory workers past and present discuss the realities of their vanishing lives.

To achieve superhero status in Story Mode in Chapter 2 An Icy Reception, it helps to know that there is a stash of blue studs (worth 1,000 points each) under the stairs leading to the factory (just past the gate).