Sentence examples for warehouse from which from inspiring English sources

Only five years ago, the center of the still thriving independent film universe lay behind the green doors of a converted TriBeCa warehouse from which the Weinstein brothers, Bob and Harvey, ran Miramax Films.

As soon as the last vote is cast and the totals recorded, each machine is again locked and sealed, the machines are shipped back to the city warehouse from which it came.

Once your car clears customs, the freight forwarder will arrange to have the container trucked to a warehouse, from which it can be transported to your home, garage or Batcave.

To the north on Varick Street is the 17-story Atalanta, a former warehouse from which some 250 new windows have been carved, in a design by Richard Cook & Associates.

A14 Fired Worker Kills 6 in Chicago Salvador Tapia, 36, returned to the Chicago auto supply warehouse from which he was fired six months ago and opened fire, killing six of its nine employees before he was killed by the police.

The objects, created at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, all come from the collection of the Neustadt Museum of Tiffany Art in Queens, essentially a warehouse from which loan shows are organized and shipped to museums.

Many cities and counties vie for Wal-Mart facilities — especially distribution centers, the huge warehouses from which the company ships goods to local stores — because they perceive an economic boost from the added jobs, even when they have to give ground on how much tax Wal-Mart will pay.

In a conference call, Amazon's chief financial officer, Brian Olsavsky, said that the company would open 18 new fulfillment centers — the warehouses from which it processes customer orders — in the third quarter of this year, three times the number it opened in the same period last year.

All the data produced, as described above, was stored in the e-Fungi data warehouse [26] from which it can be accessed via a web-interface (http://www.e-fungi.org.uk/).uk/

In February, it was revealed that Tesco plans to build a gigantic warehouse near Andover, from which it is estimated a Tesco juggernaut will emerge every minute - many of them on to the A303.

More precisely, the warehouse architecture should make available several points of view on the data, by keeping all the data from the different databases and mentioning in the warehouse their provenance (from which database they come from), as done in Biowarehouse (Lee et al., 2006), Columba (Trissl et al., 2005) and Ensmart (Kasprzyk et al., 2004).