Sentence examples for factory warehouse from inspiring English sources
You once worked in a cabbage factory warehouse.
The owner of Lee Der, Zhang Shuhong, committed suicide by hanging himself in a factory warehouse last Saturday, Chinese officials have confirmed.
The event ran for 25 nights over five weeks at the fictional Burpelson Air Base (in fact an abandoned factory warehouse in south London), generating box office of £1.24m – just under £50,000 per night.
Six floors above Astor Place, on the fringe of the East Village, this institution billed itself as an "Urban Writers Colony in Manhattan". The Room sprawls across a giant loft space in a renovated factory warehouse, where some 40 writing booths are available for use, at different times, by the 200 or so "residents". Apart from the chic modern light fittings, the decor is sparse and businesslike.
Burlington Coat Factory Warehouse Corp. in Burlington, N.J. is spending $1 million or so to buy 1,250 Linux-equipped PCs from Dell, but it won't pay Red Hat a dime for support, says Michael Prince, chief information officer.
Zhang Shuhong, whose name in his native Cantonese would be Cheung Shue Hung, seemingly hung himself at a corner of the factory warehouse, leaving two long, deep scars on his neck.
In reality, it is just a few shiny, glass and steel buildings erected in the place of ramshackle former factory warehouses and housing projects.
You can't walk the whole thing any more, because it includes alternative art spaces in old factory warehouses in non-touristy neighborhoods like Chai Wan on Hong Kong Island's eastern edge, and Aberdeen on its south shore.
GUANGZHOU, China — After three decades of torrid growth, China is encountering an unfamiliar problem with its newly struggling economy: a huge buildup of unsold goods that is cluttering shop floors, clogging car dealerships and filling factory warehouses.
Equation 3 shows the related limitation to the capacity of original factory warehouses: ∑ L PV L t ∑ k ∑ m X KLm t ≤ Du t.
When Everett Sr. retired in 1971 and left Dill's to Everett and Earl, the boys took over an old 7-Up factory-warehouse and expanded the business into the wholesale, restaurant and takeout conglomeration it is now.
