Sentence examples for plant drawing from inspiring English sources
So the company turned to unionlearn and Unite, which helped set up a state-of-the-art learning suite at Polestar's Worcestershire plant, drawing on funding from the West Midlands regional development agency.
Mr. Perez noted, however, that San Antonio also hoped to diversify its water supply — with, for example, a proposed desalination plant drawing from the brackish water in the nearby Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer.
The church grew swiftly, parishioners say, and swifter still after the Tokyo Electric Power Company, or Tepco, started work on the Daiichi plant, drawing young workers to the area.
But he acknowledged that the inn operators at Oyasu were worried, "because they're a bit nervous of the idea of a power plant drawing tons of thermal water close to where they source their water".
Those without soil drawn often started their plant drawing at the bottom of the paper, or in the middle of the page, rather than showing the plant emerging from the soil/ground.
No other treatment plant drew more than four complaints this summer; several drew none at all.
The reprocessing plant draws particular ire from environmental campaigners because it produces its own highly radioactive waste.
The closing of an auto plant draws a crowd, with some people somber and nostalgic and others defiant and energized.
He also knew that the plan for the plant, drawn up by a local vodka king, was completely serious and that it would soon leave pollution at his doorstep if he did not act quickly.
Not unexpectedly, the study's recommendation to continue operations at the often-troubled Indian Point plant drew criticism — in particular, from one of the most prominent advocates of shutting it down, Andrew J. Spano, the county executive.
The trails of Victorian explorer Richard Burton (whom Plant read as a boy) took him to north Africa and the discovery of those Indo-Arabic sound tapestries, and then there's that often forgotten ingredient, on which Plant draws for his encore in Toronto: the lovely "I Bid You Goodnight", an a cappella gospel song resurrected in the 1960s by the Incredible String Band.
