Sentence examples for whose plant from inspiring English sources

"We don't have the financial wherewithal to increase wages where the unions want it," said Mr. Berkowitz, whose plant is now in contract talks with Local 108.

Mr. Butler became head of the company, whose plant is in Mr. Norman's South Meadows industrial park, in 1996, before American acquired Reno Air.

Case Farms was founded in 1986, when Tom Shelton, a longtime poultry executive, bought a family-owned operation called Case Egg & Poultry, whose plant was in Winesburg, Ohio.

Johnson Controls, whose plant in Murfreesboro, Tenn., makes seats for the Nissan factory in nearby Smyrna, could lose some business if Nissan has to slow production.

Fresh from working among the 6,000 different plants at the Arnold Vogt nursery near Zurich, Mr. Bluemel went to work for a nursery in Monkton, Md., whose plant list filled one page.

Some companies like the Japanese automaker Toyota -- whose plant at Derby in the British Midlands exported 80percentt of the 170,000 cars it produced this year to the European Union -- already send out their invoices to suppliers in euros.

Never marry a man whose plants are all dead.

A patient whose plants Margolin had recovered, Matt Farrell — known in the community as Medical Matt — stopped by for some counsel.

Companies saved money by contracting with power generators whose plants are attached to the gigantic electric grid that runs from Washington, D.C., to the New York State border.

The estimated cost of $480 million would be charged to General Electric, the company whose plants dumped PCB's in the river from the 1940's to the 1970's.

Mr Abe's focus on the economy has given greater say to the voice of business, including the big utilities whose plants are idle.