Sentence examples for plants office from inspiring English sources

He tore out and pasted into notebooks illustrations of silver teapots, faceted-crystal goblets, fruit, garden plants, office furniture.

Starrett City, a racially and economically mixed complex, has its own shopping center, power plant, post office, churches and synagogue.

The complex, which overlooks Jamaica Bay and has its own power plant, post office and stores, is regarded as a successful example of economically and racially diverse housing.

Two days before Christmas, the entire company will begin its regular two-week holiday shutdown for all of its plants, offices and parts depots.

Shot in Leeds, "1974" and its follow-ups delve into the notoriety of "the North" against a backdrop of block houses, humble sitting rooms, nuclear power plants, offices and pubs.

ICI, one of the grand names of British industry, is to become the latest blue-chip group to come under foreign ownership in a move that puts UK plants, offices and jobs at risk.

He said Wachovia, in general, had a "very favorable" policy toward employees on active duty but added that it was "not unusual to have a large organization where their corporate policy is very supportive, but the support at their various plants, offices, locations, stores is uneven".

"And that one was the Rogers Locomotive plant office," he said, pointing across the street.

"The Chinese came to us packers, and they said, 'Will you sell to us?' " Colontonio told me one afternoon as we sat in the plant office.

At exactly fifteen minutes past eight in the morning, on August 6 , 1945 Japanese time, at the moment when the atomic bomb flashed above Hiroshima, Miss Toshiko Sasaki, a clerk in the personnel department of the East Asia Tin Works, had just sat down at her place in the plant office and was turning her head to speak to the girl at the next desk.

In 1987, after Broin finished a degree in agricultural business from the University of Wisconsin at River Falls, his family bought a bankrupt ethanol plant in Scotland, S.D. To save on rent, Broin lived in the plant office while he and his two brothers did renovations, using parts they purchased from other bankrupt ethanol plants.