Sentence examples for materials come in from inspiring English sources

Alkaline materials come in different strengths.

These maquiladoras (the films title means City of Factories) are usually assembly plants: raw materials come in, and finished products or components go out.

Shanghai is overwhelmingly a "through port", where raw materials come in to be assembled or manufactured and then leave as televisions or rubber ducks.

All my materials come in and my products go out by highway.' " So they installed their plants by the road, hired trucks and found willing workers in once-isolated old farm towns.

Materials come in a range of colours and under the tradenames Vero (opaque rigid or clear) Tango, Durus and Rigus.

Total cost of all the materials came in at just under $100; the closets were $30 and $40, I believe, and the brackets, MDF, and miscellaneous posts that you see in the middle of the left shelf and the far right of the back-wall shelf made up about $25.

Buyers of Rohlfs material come in two main categories, said Jodi Pollack, a senior specialist in the 20th-century design department at Sotheby's.

7. Weather Wrap Utility Covers, made of PVC and lined in a feltlike material, come in various sizes to protect outdoor equipment like a rectangular gas grill ($29.95 and $49.95 a cover), a lawn mower or a snowblower ($19.95 a cover) and a square air-conditioning component ($19.95 a cover).

The material comes in several different forms.

Every day 6,500 tonnes of smuggled building material comes in.

The best of the material comes in moments of reflection rather than juicy anecdote.