Sentence examples for open a workshop from inspiring English sources

Bouvier refurbished the company's premises at the freeport, which include two showrooms, and encouraged a framer to open a workshop in the building.

At some point, Odyssea hopes to open a workshop in Athens, where products can be tested, and to employ refugees to help with the manufacturing process.

"And so starting a business, no big deal". She says her immediate next steps are to open a workshop in Mexico, launch a second line of basic aprons tentatively called Blue, expand her product line to include classic chef caps and tote and knife bags, and eventually open a store.

One of the villagers had opened a workshop manufacturing pseudo-antique furniture.

This year, the company opened a workshop to assemble its own movements with parts from Vaucher.

In 1846 Zeiss opened a workshop in Jena for producing microscopes and other optical instruments.

Edward and his son, John's father, opened a workshop off Hackney Road in 1814 next door to their home.

He opened a workshop in Nördlingen in 1514, and thereafter he devoted the greater part of his time to painting.

Last year Mr. Jojola opened a workshop here, where he teaches young people to express themselves in glass.

In the early 1950s, Potter followed Ashbee's example by moving to the country where he opened a workshop in the Wiltshire village of Corsham with a friend George Philip.

During the 1870s, he opened a workshop in Kirkwall, the largest town on the Orkney Islands, initially running it with his brother William.