Sentence examples for steelworks from inspiring English sources
noun
A place where steel is manufactured and/or shaped.
Striking miners had then been attempting to stop convoys of lorries taking coal to Llanwern steelworks.
The issue is what's been done to the steelworks and to the yards.
It's in these same derelict steelworks that the six redundant workers, who once manned a strip mill, end up rehearsing their strip routine.
The former minister for the Hunter allegedly fell out with Roozendaal and Tripodi towards the end of 2010, after she asked Roozendaal's office why the announcement of a tender process for a container terminal at the steelworks site in Mayfield had been delayed.
In a dramatic testimony that swung the spotlight back onto Labor sleaze away from the Liberals, the inquiry also heard that former NSW treasurer and ports minister Eric Roozendaal issued McKay with a "subtle threat" over her opposition to plans by Tinkler's business to build a coal loader on the site of BHP's old steelworks in Mayfield, Newcastle.
The ministers told residents of Puerto Suárez that a steelworks being built by a Brazilian firm broke a law barring foreign ownership near the borders.
Behind Mr Yanukovich lurk powerful billionaire oligarchs who control most of the former Soviet mines and giant steelworks in the east.
In communist times the huge steelworks in Kosice, a city in eastern Slovakia, used to employ Gypsies to sweep the mill floors.
From soft drinks to steelworks, plenty of other industries have seen similar patterns.
It was rather as if the world's largest steelworks had begun pouring molten metal all over the neighbourhood.
Once cooled and tested, the blocks of steel are ready for use in aerospace and oil-drilling, where high-strength steel is prized.The steelworks were once part of Corus, an Anglo-Dutch firm, and before that of British Steel.
