Sentence examples for finger maker from inspiring English sources

The evidence of shop floor price rises for Unilever products comes after it emerged that Birds Eye, the fish finger maker, and Walkers crisps are asking supermarkets for price rises of up to 12% as the fall in the value of the pound has pushed up their costs.

Laurent Mascherpa, CEO of Massive Finger, maker of Pinball Maniacs, suggests that Apple could implement tools that allow developers to perform progressive rollouts of apps in the future.

As a child, fingering through Melody Maker for gigs I couldn't go to, one band always caught my eye.

And that's why Benjamin Franklin, were he alive today, would be wagging his finger at policy makers who don't consider unemployment our most urgent economic problem.

In early 2013, David Playpenz, a British bondage-furniture maker, had his finger amputated following a motorcycle accident.

"We don't see policy makers lifting a finger anywhere in Europe," Carl Weinberg, chief economist at High Frequency Economics in Valhalla, N.Y., said Wednesday.

For Riggall his embrace was less the sign of a film-maker with his finger on the pulse than a shift that's unstoppable.

We could commit more money to more studies about the causes of and solutions to gun violence in this country, while sidestepping the talking-point spouters and the finger pointers and the profit makers.

After explaining the inner workings of complex contraptions, including a hulking 1980s-vintage tortellini maker whose metal fingers replicate the movements perfected by countless Italian grandmothers, he emphasized that his company was not merely in the business of selling, but of matching equipment to each restaurant's needs.

For some parents, thimerosal provides a grand unifying theory that squarely points the finger at the government and vaccine makers.

German flutist, composer for the flute, and flute maker whose key mechanism and fingering system were widely adopted by later makers.