Sentence examples for village factory from inspiring English sources

"Every disappearance, from village, factory or town, is assumed to have ended in death in some forest clearing or at some river edge," he writes.

Ms. Jacobson, Manny's caregiver, stared at a painting that depicted mourning over the closing of a village factory in India, yet she focused on a bridge and hills in the background.

It emphasized the transcendent power of collective emotion and the life of a human world such as a village, factory, or school as a whole, rather than of the individuals composing it.

Likewise the geography curriculum is brief but includes the expectation by the end of Year Two that pupils "should be taught" to use the terms beach, coast, forest, hill, mountain, ocean, river, soil, valley, vegetation, weather, city, town, village, factory, farm, house, office and shop.

Mr Wang began by taking over two village factories (which he claimed had violated their contracts) and putting them under collective control.

The Global Strategy calls for reducing the public health impact of illicit and informally-produced alcohol these kinds of alcohol are largely unregulated, untaxed, and not officially recorded, and are typically made using traditional methods by individual families or by small village factories whose facilities are often neither registered nor inspected (p. 30) [ 2].

FOR the past four months, a steady flow of hot and noxious mud has erupted from the earth, swamping villages, factories and rice paddies near Indonesia's second-largest city, Surabaya.

With one of the world's most rapidly aging populations and lowest birthrates, Japan is facing acute labor shortages not only in farming towns like Kawakami but also in fishing villages, factories, restaurants and nursing homes, and on construction sites.

BBC Historian Dan Snow contends that their salvation is all the more miraculous given the system of battalions of "pals", which saw entire villages, factories and football teams patriotically sign up together, and often die together.

For those who prefer games, Mr. Wright suggested a visit to Blatt Billiards, a Greenwich Village factory and showroom established in 1923.

The blaze in the Greenwich Village factory, at Washington Place and Greene Street, brought to light the sweatshop conditions that were prevalent at the time; many of the garment workers who died were immigrants, and most were women.