Sentence examples for foundry employed from inspiring English sources

In 1998, the foundry employed 80 people and still had 41 on the payroll until last week.

As well as building machinery for local use, the firm attracted orders from across the world and by the 1880s the Monifieth Foundry employed about 300 workers.

Its foundry employs the ancient, complex lost wax process of casting, which picks up the finest details of the work.

The Foundry employs around staff 100 and revenue was £14.9 million in 2010.

And though most foundries in the United States have switched to a process called ceramic shell casting, the Modern Art Foundry still employs an ancient technique known as solid investment casting for its large-scale work.

AT&T recently created five such labs, which it calls foundries, each employing 40 to 50 people.

For example, participants who answered yes to the question "Have you ever worked at a foundry?" would be prompted to indicate which years over their lifetime they had been employed at a foundry; this answer could then be dichotomized as ever/never worked at a foundry over their lifetime, or analyzed as total number of years worked at a foundry over their lifetime.

Of course, you know the reason they are employed in foundries is that they are cheaper and work longer hours than men.

The high-resolution lithography (fabrication) employed in the foundry gives the ability to control and manipulate light roughly 200 times less the width of a human hair allowing for fabrication of structures on the nanometer scale.

In the early 20th century they operated a foundry in Whitehall Street and employed engineers and apprentices.

The West Point Foundry, as it was known, once employed 1,500 people on a site that is now a tangle of trees, vines, and broken beer bottles.