Sentence examples for gear based in from inspiring English sources

For the past six years he has worked for Reebok International, the maker of sports and fitness gear, based in Canton, Mass.

"Long-liners have filled the gap left by banning drift nets," said Ronald Smolowitz, an independent expert on the design of fishing gear based in Falmouth, Mass.

"For them, it's one of a million things," said Barry Weinbaum, president and chief executive of NanoOpto, a start-up vendor of optical components for communications gear, based in Somerset, N.J. "For us, it's life or death".

And while there may be other potentially concerning dimensions of Wonder Woman from a feminist lens (e.g., Wonder Woman clad in hypersexualized gear), based on its passing of the Abuse Litmus Test, Wonder Woman gets a high five from this feminist (me).

When the band eventually plays bigger venues, and everyone gets pumped through the main PA and monitors, that's the point at which there should be a community investment in the PA gear, based on what is most important to the individual members (and also based on who can quit the band and walk with their contribution right away).

Developed by Ted Strong and Bill Booth, competing gear manufacturers based in Florida, tandem jumping went through years of experimentation before the method used today emerged.

And it wouldn't be China without some copycatting: A prominent maker of climbing gear, Petzl, based in Utah, has discovered counterfeit equipment in China bearing its logo.

On Monday the government also announced the first grant from a new scheme to support offshore wind technology: £1.2m for David Brown Gear Systems based in Huddersfield, Yorkshire, where the company is developing gearboxes for 7MW turbines.

Vaude, the outdoor gear retailer based in Alnwick, where I went to school, and where we got married, gave the team tents and panniers and suddenly other companies started to give us vital equipment and our house was filling up with outdoorsy stuff.

Diamond Brand Gear, an outdoor gear manufacturer based in Fletcher, North Carolina, is one of those companies facing a skills gap challenge.

"Indian firms offer 20 to 25percentt cost reduction, and this gets automakers excited," said Deep Kapuria, chairman of Hi-Tech Gears, also based in Gurgaon.