Sentence examples for original facility from inspiring English sources

Ms. Flynn, the mother of three daughters, with no college degree — "I had 'life experience,' " she said with a smile — applied at American Eurocopter as soon as she heard it planned to open its original facility, a plant making civilian rescue helicopters, at the nearby Golden Triangle Airport.

Hamdi Ulakaya changed America's taste in yoghurt, adding much more space to the original facility as demand ballooned.

Since 1989 ITI's original facility in rural Virginia, complete with firing range and driving track, has trained federal workers about to be sent to dangerous spots.

Less than a year later, in 2013, Galway Bay expanded to a new facility with a 100,000-litre capacity – more than 12 times the size of the brewery's original facility next door, allowing him to experiment even further.

We have designed and constructed an original facility to characterize the VIS NIR Bidirectional Reflectance Distribution Function (BRDF) and some complementary bulk physical properties of planetary analog samples containing water ice.

A 43 acre Mission Bay campus was opened in 2003, complementing its original facility in Parnassus Heights.

Colgan offered the use of them to Still in 2006, after the stove program outgrew its original facilities a few miles up the road.

The major original facilities were built to produce and process uranium and plutonium at the Lanzhou Gaseous Diffusion Plant and the Jiuquan Atomic Energy Complex (JAEC), both in the northwestern province of Gansu.

At the show's entrance, visitors are immediately confronted with a re-creation of a filthy restroom of CBGB, the Bowery club that was one of the birthplaces of punk, as it would have appeared in the mid-1970s — dreactionsattions, at least among those who remember the original facilities, ranging from amazement to ire.

Among the historically black colleges and universities that received aid from the bureau were Atlanta University (1865; now Clark Atlanta University) and Fisk University (1866; originally the Fisk School), named for Gen. Clinton B. Fisk of the Tennessee Freedmen's Bureau, who gave the school its original facilities in a former Union army barracks.

As part of Mao's "Third Line" program to build a duplicate industrial infrastructure in remote regions of China as a strategic reserve in the event of war, a more modern nuclear complex was completed in the 1970s and '80s, supplementing and then replacing the original facilities.