Sentence examples for slaughterhouse from inspiring English sources

Since 2010, AgriProtein has been working on developing technology that sees insects fed on streams of biowaste, including slaughterhouse waste, and then processed into flakes which can be fed to pigs and sheep.

As Ulster loyalists torched offices belonging to the non-sectarian Alliance party, bombarded police with missiles and bottles and threatened to turn Belfast City Hall into a slaughterhouse this week they were oblivious to an apposite event occurring south of the Irish border.

Some of the ranchers Gibbs' team spoke to explained that they could go "right past JBS slaughterhouse and sell to their neighboring slaughterhouse".

A study published Tuesday in the journal Conservation Letters says that public agreements made by beef suppliers in Brazilhave had a real impact on rancher and slaughterhouse behavior in the Amazon.

That was until Diana, the local historian who turns up twice a day to see if anyone wants a tour, decided to take us to the main slaughterhouse 'as a special treat for coming all this way'.

In the 90s, when Algeria became a slaughterhouse and tens of thousands were killed in the dirty war between the government and Islamist insurgents, Paris was the chief target of Algerian extremists.

There was Kurt Vonnegut's  "Cat's Cradle" (1963) and "Slaughterhouse-Five" (1969), and John Barth's "Giles Goat Boy" (1966), an elaborate cold-war allegory set in a university campus.

He and the other prisoners of war, captured as they wandered behind enemy lines, had been consigned to make vitamin syrup for pregnant mothers, trying to ignore the ominous "Schlachthof-Funf" (Slaughterhouse-Five) daubed on the door.Now they simply listened.

The Library of America issued Novels & Stories, 1963 1973, an offering of some of Kurt Vonnegut's best novels, including Slaughterhouse-Five, Breakfast of Champions, and Cat's Cradle, and some of Vonnegut's better-known short stories.

"Slaughterhouse-Five", published in 1969 against the backdrop of racial unrest and the Vietnam war, propelled him from science-fiction writer (a label he abhorred) to literary icon.

The popularity of the notion can be seen in any number of time-travel films, including The Time Machine (1960 and 2002), Slaughterhouse-Five (1972), Time Bandits (1981), Back to the Future (1985), Terminator (1984), Twelve Monkeys (1995), Primer (2004), and Looper (2012).