Sentence examples for vast yard from inspiring English sources
At the Mughalpura rail complex — a vast yard of workshops and train sheds stretched across 360 acres with 12,000 employees — workers were operating at 40 percent capacity, managers complained.
Around 4,000 carriages are emptied in Tubarão each day.The unloaded ore is blended and stockpiled in a vast yard enclosed by fine-mesh screens to stop the dust from blowing towards the nearby city of Vitória.
After going through prison security, and waiting for hours because of a last-minute appeal to the Arizona supreme court, prison staff escorted us – just a handful of witnesses – across the vast yard and into the small place where a killer was about to be killed.
All of which may explain the shock of coming around a bend and suddenly finding a derrick illuminated at night, or a gas flare framed by stars, or dozens of neatly ranked trailers in a "man camp," or a vast yard of drill pipe, or a herd of water trucks, or tracts of almost-finished single-family homes with Tyvek paper flapping in the wind of what just yesterday was a wheat field.
In the decades that followed, the vast yards shifted from steamers to oil tankers, container ships, liquified natural gas carriers and, most recently, modern cruise liners like the Queen Mary 2 and the Norwegian Epic.
There is a vast freight yard there.
He directed us to "the second dry shed" in the vast labyrinthine yard.
It had a vast front yard and a garden across the street.
At 66th and Ave A the children's gardens, the vast front yard of Rockefeller Institute.
At flood tide, clear ocean water surges into the bay, and then the water suddenly becomes transparent as air, and suddenly they find themselves flying over a vast junk yard that extends as far as the eye can see.
But GDL's 12,000 members, representing a mere 5% of DB's workforce, are threatening to strike after August 6th if he does not give ground.Railworkers at the vast goods yard of Mainz-Bischofsheim near Frankfurt, who themselves oppose a strike, say that a few drivers abandoning trains at strategic points could paralyse the system.
