Sentence examples for moving assembly lines from inspiring English sources
Japan's automakers responded by moving assembly lines to the United States, creating many new blue-collar jobs.
But the real breakthrough in productivity came only with Ford's managerial innovation in 1913 of organizing production in moving assembly lines.
Visit the General Motors plant on the outskirts of Shanghai and watch Buicks churned out by steadily moving assembly lines almost indistinguishable from those in plants in Michigan.
IN THE early 20th century Henry Ford combined moving assembly lines with mass labour to make building cars much cheaper and quicker thus turning the automobile from a rich man's toy into transport for the masses.
By putting production of the Model T on moving assembly lines set into the floor of his factory in Detroit, Ford drastically cut the time needed to build it, and hence its cost.
Former farm laborers, though, earned substantially more working on Henry Ford's moving assembly lines in Detroit than they did tilling fields.
The solution was found in the moving assembly line, a method first tested in assembling magnetos.
The skyscraper and the moving assembly line -- vertical and horizontal emblems of the machine age -- originated in the Midwest.
Like the moving assembly line, the idea of connecting people with freelances to solve their problems sounds simple.
"Rite of Spring" features seven dancers who wear Mindy Nelson's gray jumpsuits and evoke the sensibility of a moving assembly line.
By 1925, thanks to economies of scale that followed the 1913 introduction of the moving assembly line, the same car cost just $250.
