Sentence examples for industrial enclave from inspiring English sources
In the days when Orville L. Hubbard ruled this industrial enclave, he made no secret of his segregationist views.
That changed last August when a fledgling distillery released its first wares from an industrial enclave along the Byram River in Port Chester.
His protagonist, Guillo Blanco (Alfredo Suarez), is an auto mechanic in the Queens industrial enclave the film takes its title from.
Like Brega, another industrial enclave I visited on Wednesday during fighting there, Ras Lanuf is a company town with compounds of cookie-cutter residences and its own airstrip, hospital, and schools.
At a red-brick warehouse that sits on a quiet, cobblestone street in this once industrial enclave of Brooklyn, Vince Oleson is trying his hand at perfecting "the science of separating the seemingly inseparable".
Yet the mill, which once made pillowcases and closed in part because of competition from imports, casts a shadow over the heated race for Congress in this once booming industrial enclave of North Carolina.
Only 30-40 years old, younger industrial enclaves in Denmark change character.
Former industrial enclaves in the Central City such as the Pearl District and South Waterfront, as well as the Central Eastside just across the river, have become popular for commercial projects.
When ever-larger trucks serving the College Point Industrial Park and other industrial enclaves mount curbs and sidewalks to make tight turns on narrow streets, people have been known to go to their owners, equipped, if necessary, with videotapes showing the offense.
"Scores of printers, bakers, woodworkers, garment makers and other manufacturers have been squeezed out of industrial enclaves of Manhattan and north Brooklyn as a result of the same real estate pressures that could soon take place in Long Island City," Mr. Bowles said.
The suburbs in North America have grown now from residential, commercial, or industrial enclaves into super-burbs or "edge cities" (Garreau 1991).
