Sentence examples for started fabricating from inspiring English sources

Gradually I went out to all the thrift shops — the "as-is yards" they were called — and then I started fabricating tin at a big metal fabrication place out in Rancho Cucamonga, and they let me work in the factory and make tin and paint tin myself.

Shepard has started fabricating chips for implantation.

Four years ago, he said, his team started fabricating the installation pieces on-site, starting about six months ahead of time, which left only final assembly for the days leading up to the festival.

I have learned early on that I loved nonlinear optics/photonics, and academic research – I started fabricating and measuring nonlinear films as part of a summer research program before I was officially admitted to my undergraduate program; I continued throughout my undergraduate years, including all summers.

The plant, which is located in Nagasaki, was originally used for producing the Cell processor that's being used in the PS3 and other devices, until Toshiba started fabricating CMOS sensors there.

Started fabricating surface-mount adaptors for student use.

"Sometimes you see something — your mind starts fabricating stuff," he said.

"I grow samples and characterize them in microscopes, and then I might send them to my collaborators in Oxford or more recently to my collaborators at Harvard University,... and they will test out the optical properties of my materials and start fabricating devices," she says.

People can tense hop when they're lying because once they start fabricating the story in their heads, it may naturally switch to the present tense.

After completing the analysis of passivation effect, we started to fabricate the entire PERC devices.

All six of the people charged, to a varying degree, suffered from what's called memory distrust syndrome a phenomenon whereby you doubt your own memories so deeply that your mind starts to fabricate new ones, a type of "source amnesia" in which the source of learned information somehow becomes confused or replaced entirely.