Sentence examples for mills ships from inspiring English sources

"At the end of 'Atlas Shrugged,' mills, ships and mines are blown up," Ruddy said.

An architect by training, Mr. Macaulay has made a career of explaining the mechanics of the commonplace fixtures of modern life: the toasters, cathedrals, mills, ships and other engineering feats whose inner lives often pass unexamined.

Local industries include lumber mills, shipping, wood and ceramic works, and one of Finland's largest publishing houses.

Shelters screen and get references from anyone adopting a pet to assure that it is a proper situation, but many pet shops sell defective, pitiful creatures bred in puppy mills, shipped on a refrigerated truck across country when they are five weeks old and bought by someone succumbing to the "doggie in the window" impulse buy.

Ibex orders wool from Europe in February, and pays in June—about $500,000 worth in 2001—when the mills ship fabric to garmentmakers in California.

The time delay phenomenon may be encountered in many practical systems such as the AIDS epidemic, aircraft stabilization, chemical engineering systems, inferred grinding model, manual control, neural network, nuclear reactor, population dynamic model, rolling mill, ship stabilization, and systems with lossless transmission lines.

Witness Nan Kohler, whose pursuit of the perfect loaf resulted in having a 2,500-pound 2,500-poundshipped to Pasadena from Austria.

Its assets include flour mills, container ships and pigsties.

It seems the best-managed companies' efforts to innovate are almost always ineffectual and most vulnerable to extinction: one only be reminded that there are no integrated steel mills, steam ships or buggy whip manufacturers left in America.

The man's woollen coat, kitchen implements, and glass windows can be produced only by the combined labor and coördinated exchange of literally thousands of individuals ("ship-builders, sailors, sail-makers, rope-makers... .....), as well as by the contribution of such institutions as farms, mines, mills, smithies, shipping companies.

The man's woollen coat, kitchen implements, and glass windows can be produced only by the combined labor and coördinated exchange of literally thousands of individuals ("ship-builders, sailors, sail-makers, rope-makers... .), as well as by the contribution of such institutions as farms, mines, mills, smithies, shipping companies.