Sentence examples for made of factory from inspiring English sources

"So much has been made of Factory apparently turning The Smiths down, but that's a crock of shit.

It is not naïve about some of the cheesier prerogatives of the tourist trade — nestled amid the souvenir ceramics of a shopwindow was a collection of plastic dolls fused into various couplings, with pubic hair that appeared to be made of factory seconds from the craze for trolls — but it is still a lovely place to spend an afternoon.

Domestic spinning and weaving, once common, are becoming rare, and most clothing is made of factory-woven cloth.

Little or no scrutiny is made of the ginning factories and cotton fields.

The crowd, made up of factory workers and people in their Sunday best, greeted the bus with cheers.

In his 1981 inaugural, Ronald Reagan updated Nixon's formula by informing the "heroes" of America — an allegedly classless majority made up of factory workers and entrepreneurs — that "government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem".

Once again, Honeyman's work has been invaluable for highlighting that parishes from all over the country made use of factory bindings: it was not an unusual occurrence and it did not necessarily tally with negligence or a lack of interest in providing for children.

The only example in the exhibition itself is a multipart compilation of the three-minute head-shot "screens tests" that he made of visitors to the Factory, many of which are erotic but none of which are explicitly sexual).

When her royal lover supposedly stopped to pick a flower only to discover what is was made of, he bought the factory, moved it to Sèvres, just southwest of Paris, and established it as the royal manufactory in 1756.

The galleries will be warmed by wooden floors made of recycled pine from old factory buildings.

The Friedrichs factory is made of corrugated metal painted white on the street side and not painted on the others.