Sentence examples for factory premises from inspiring English sources

A shipyard-schematic backdrop underscores the rough-hewed atmosphere, as do twin scaffolds where Davy and Geordie lunch, high above the 300-acre factory premises.

It expanded its factory premises and uses Pat Symonds, the former technical director of the Benetton and Renault teams, as an adviser.

Only a couple of dozen workers are actually inside the factory premises, and after an initial appearance by the riot police, there has so far been no physical confrontation.

Carlo told me that he relied on Sunil to look after the factory premises, especially at night or during the weekend.

However, it is extremely important to note that this conclusion is only valid in relation to major accidents and not for occupational and environmental health or product safety, i.e., the exposure of workers inside the factory premises or of consumers due to products containing ENM.

In keeping with the 'industrial ecology' metaphor, roads and railways should be regarded as forming an ecosystem with their surroundings, just like industrial systems (factory premises, manufacturing industries) that have had to start functioning as ecosystems in which the flow of energy, water, raw materials and waste products has been made to recycle as far as possible.

One reporter found a pair of jeans bearing the Diesel brand on the factory's premises after the fire, but Diesel has denied any links to the plant.

Up the road and around the corner from where Stokes Croft gives way to gentility, the Vision Factory's former premises are anonymous today.

There's a disused perfume factory on the premises, with a gigantic Buddha's head in the middle, tipped on its side, buried long ago and serenely surviving any efforts to dispose of it.

A chocolate factory on the premises is planned to follow next year, but in the meantime visitors can take a raw-to-refined tour of the plantation ($65) that starts in the cacao orchards and ends with a chef-led session in mashing and sweetening roasted beans by hand.

Rick Fenton from the Office of Public Information shows me around the large factory on the premises, where 94,000 magazines are printed every hour.