Sentence examples for manufacturing fire from inspiring English sources

Kennedy Valve, an Elmira-based company that has been manufacturing fire hydrants since the 1890s, pleaded guilty yesterday in Chemung County Court to illegally dumping more than two tons of lead-contaminated waste from 2001 to 2004 in a county landfill that was not licensed to handle hazardous material.

But this attention to detail is helping Oshkosh Truck clean up in the often messy business of manufacturing fire, garbage, cement and military trucks.

The present study investigates the geochemical characteristics of the flue gas desulfurization gypsum (FGD Gp) generated from a pulverized-coal combustion (PCC) power plant in Xinjiang, Northwest China, with special emphasis on manufacturing fire-resistant panels using this FGD Gp as well as the fly ash collected from the same power plant.

Styling changes became frequent and rapid-fire, manufacturing customer discontent by rendering last year's cars instantly obsolete.

The technique is related to a method of manufacturing mortar by firing at high temperature a mixture of mineral raw materials (limestone, clayey materials, silicates and iron oxides) together with dried and properly treated solid wastes, according to the Greek Patent 1003333.

The employees faxed their thoughts to Hess about manufacturing problems and were fired a month later.

"When you're manufacturing, you don't just fire up a machine and produce something off the lines," said Liz Salerno, chief economist for the American Wind Energy Association.

Israeli security officials said one of the men killed today, Mr. Akel, had been involved in manufacturing and firing the rockets, as well as launching mortar shells at Israeli settlements in Gaza.

The Israeli Defence Force said it carried out airstrikes in Gaza targeting Hamas weapons manufacturing facilities in response to renewed rocket fire toward Israel.

Investors need to question whether they couldn't do better in a monolithic property in the fire and casualty sector, reinsurance and manufacturing.

But as The New York Times reported in December, at least two suppliers had continued manufacturing there in the run-up to the fire.