Sentence examples for factory setting up from inspiring English sources

All around the vast grounds of Kim Dotcom's luxury home just north of Auckland, New Zealand, gardeners and technicians are busy, like Oompa-Loompas at the Chocolate Factory, setting up for the big night, overlooked by life-size inflatable giraffes and hippos.

This tailored Scrum for agile architecting has been successfully put into practice to develop several projects, which have been deployed in a software factory set up in collaboration between the Technical University of Madrid (UPM) and the company Indra.

He showed the author a videotape of a raid where they caught the criminals with thousands of bottles of good counterfeit Armani, Chanel, and Calvin Klein coming out of a state-of-the-art factory set up in an English farmhouse.

He was born near Goole, the year after his father began running a new factory set up by his uncle, George Crowe, to manufacture lanolin, a substance used in cosmetics and toiletries.

In either case he appeared 'porous' in a strange, new, near-total way: porous both in his art, with its steady stream of Pop effluvia (from his early Campbell's Soup Cans to his late Diamond Dust Shoes), and in his life, with his studio, dubbed 'the Factory', set up as an open playground for subcultural denizens, mass-cultural divas, and 'superstars' of his own making.

A second group of England players, led by the captain, Steven Gerrard, spent time at the former enamelware and munitions factory set up by Oskar Schindler, who is credited with saving more than 1,100 Jews from the Krakow ghetto by employing them at the plant.

Armony is also on the board of Intellectual Ventures, an invention factory set up by Nathan Myhrvold.

The city was also known for the Keiller jam factory, set up by the son of Janet Keiller - rumoured to have invented marmalade in the 18th Century.

This includes episodes like "The Painted Lady," where team Avatar visits a small Fire Nation lake town poisoned by the factory set up by its own nation's elite.

This disruptive alternative to traditional retail is powered by a lean approach, producing high-quality apparel in bulk at a staggeringly lower price point, while drastically cutting the overhead costs tied to operating massive factories, setting up sustainable storefronts and hiring a growing number employees.

The big cannabis factories set up by the latter, with their telltale heat hazes, are fairly easy to spot.