Sentence examples for machinery shop from inspiring English sources
A former NGO employee, he used $1,000 of his savings to convert an abandoned machinery shop into a community centre.Slowly, he and his small staff built local contacts.
He edited the original sketch down to a few elements (trees, ship masts, machinery, shop signs, advertisements) and set them in a three-dimensional space, like props in a Cubistic stage set.
In comments to reporters here before he toured a machinery shop, Mr. Bush also strongly defended how members of his cabinet handled calls for aid from Enron's top executives, summarizing those members' message to the company's leaders as "no help here".
Along one stretch, near a patch of machinery shops, Hurriyah and Tobji face each other across the street.
I'd driven right past the Lego-like set-up — a refrigerated semi-trailer with a half-trailer and a delivery truck stuck onto it — parked behind Eklund's old farm-machinery shop in Stamford, N.Y.
The two sectors reporting job losses in December were construction (down 1,300) and "other services," a grab-bag category that includes machinery repair shops, dry cleaners and mortuaries, where employment was down 300.
"This just isn't right," said a man who fixes farm machinery in a shop near the school.
The Austin warehouse was crowded with engine blocks, car parts and Pelican boxes that never seemed to have been opened, but the 24-year-old came as he pleased, with access to shop machinery.
At the time of its completion, it housed the departments of Mechanical, Civil and Electrical Engineering and included a machinery hall, mechanics shop, labs, auditorium, library and classrooms the entire School of Engineering.
Investigators who reviewed the ship later determined that the crew had used an illegal bypass system, dubbed a "magic pipe," to discharge the oily waste water generated by shop machinery. .
In 1906 he patented a system that regulates indoor temperature and humidity so the machinery in printing shops and textile factories would run more smoothly.
