Sentence examples for which once employed from inspiring English sources

In 1977, GGG, which once employed 680 people, closed.

The garment industry, which once employed 30,000 people in Chinatown, has been hardest hit.

Bombay, which once employed 3,608, now has 20 employees left.

The mine, which once employed 6,000 people, closed in 1986.

The shipyard, which once employed about 17,000 people, now provides jobs for a more modest 3,000.

The disused Borg Warner factory in Muncie, which once employed more than 5,000 men and women — Photograph David Levene Every country has a Middletown.

A spokeswoman for Nine, which had once employed Latham as a guest reporter on 60 Minutes said he had not been signed to tell his story.

In 1952, when he was in his early 50s, the French designer lost control of his factory, which had once employed more than 200 people, and was fighting to regain ownership of his trading name and patents.

In the mid 1990s the largest employer in the region, a submarine builder called Electric Boat, owned by General Dynamics, which had once employed 23,000 people, began to cut its labour force to 7,500.

Impeachment is an ancient legal device which the British, too, once employed against unworthy ministers.

Silk teaches at the same university which, we are told, once employed EI Lonoff, the great Jewish author whom Nathan visits in The Ghost Writer (1979).