Sentence examples for polish factory from inspiring English sources

Her mother works at a nail polish factory, and can't afford $3,500 for a private lawyer.

A few weeks ago, G.M. also began making its European economy model, the Agila, in a new Polish factory.

She married a Polish factory worker who apparently had some local renown as a drinker and carouser, and he walked out when Edna was seven.

Other works at the exhibition, sponsored by Credit Suisse, include a robot rescued from a Polish factory and programmed by Conrad Shawcross and placed inside a glass box.

Meanwhile, Mr Pedroni says he has had messages of support from many business owners in Italy, as he prepares to open his new Polish factory on September 2.

An article on Sept. 27 about a fatal shooting at a nail polish factory in New Windsor, N.Y., misspelled the surname of the local police chief.

I couldn't find any work in the Polish factories and earned a little by repairing poor people's furniture — a closet, a table, a bed.

Some are directly related to the jet order, like a commitment by the Pratt & Whitney unit of United Technologies to build the engines in Polish factories.

Their economies are closely intertwined, with low-cost Polish factories making car parts, electronics and other components that power the mighty German export machine.The foreign ministers of the two countries took the lead in negotiating an end to the bloodshed in Kiev's central square, Maidan, earlier this year.

Silesia was quickly made part of the German Reich after the invasion, but while Polish factories were seized by the Nazis, those belonging to the still neutral Americans (and some other nationals) were treated more carefully as Hitler was still hoping to persuade the US to at least sit out the war as a neutral country.

A large number of Vauxhall vehicles sold in the UK are made in Opel's German, Spanish and Polish factories and given the British brand.