Sentence examples for products fire from inspiring English sources
Further, if you examine this brief list closely, it includes materials used in personal products, fire retardants, construction and architectural materials, pesticides, production wastes, and fuel additives.
Break out some Keebler products, fire up the DVD player and prepare for the exquisite pleasure-pain of top-shelf nostalgia.
The company said its sales and operating income increased at each of its four business areas: telecommunications and electronics, health care and specialty products, fire and security services, and flow-control products and services.
The deal "continues our strategy of focusing on our four key segments of telecommunications and electronics, health care and specialty products, fire and security services, and flow control," said Dennis Kozlowski, Tyco's chief executive.
They are: disposable supplies, primarily medical, and specialty products; fire protection and security systems; flow control products; and electronic components.
Its businesses are clustered into four utterly unrelated divisions medical products, fire alarms and security systems, flow control (pipes and valves), and chips and fiber optics.
Its manufactures include magnets, steel products, packaging products, fire-protection equipment, and food-processing machinery.
Boeing, a maker of commercial aircraft and a diverse range of military products, fired Sears for talking with Darleen Druyun Darleen Druyun about future employment while she was still acting in her government role as a procurement officer for the Air Force.
When a transition fires, tokens from substrate pre-places are consumed and tokens representing products fired to post-places; the states of pre-places connected to transitions by read or inhibitor edges are not changed.
Notably, Amazon had stopped allowing the sale of Apple TV on its site, in order to promote its competing product, Fire TV.
Another long shot, the iPad Pro with its supposed 12.9-inch screen seems to be supported by enough rumor "smoke" to indicate that there's product "fire" behind it.
