Sentence examples for wire plant from inspiring English sources

The rail yard would also be unwelcomed at an alternative Port Jefferson branch site at the former Cerro Wire plant in Syosset.

The cityscape and hilly topography are pretty much the same, but most of that world is long gone, like the Otis Elevator factory, the Alexander Smith Carpet mill, the Anaconda Wire plant in Hastings where his aunt worked.

The sites remaining in the final study include the former Cerro Wire plant in Syosset, where a high-end regional mall is also proposed; West Islip near the Babylon railroad station; two locations in Yaphank; south of an existing rail yard in Ronkonkoma; on the grounds of the former Pilgrim Psychiatric Center in Brentwood; and on undeveloped land near Indian Island county park in Riverhead.

Don't miss the Marcello Fantoni large copper vase, the mid-century bar cart, the 1827 quilt rack, the Charles Counts vase, the 1969 C. Jere owl, the antique Theodore B. Starr ice bucket, the 1970s Sciolari chandelier and French wire plant stand.

A very windy day is hard on clothes in the same way that a dryer is hard on clothes, and there is an increased risk of clothes catching on wire, plants, and anything else abutting the clothesline and ripping.

PHELPS DODGE CORP., Phoenix, a leading copper producer, said it planned to cut 125 jobs and close a magnet-wire plant in El Paso.

There are a number of industries, including a cement factory, a cable and electric-wire plant, a sheet-metal plant, a glass and ceramic factory, a flour mill, and a brickworks.

In those years, Mortensen was an expert scene stealer: just think of his mortification as the wired plant, Lalin, who is found out by Al Pacino in Carlito's Way; or the iron-jawed, unblinking weapons officer in Crimson Tide; or the unrelenting sergeant who drills Demi Moore in GI Jane; or even his young suitor, Caspar Goodwood, in The Portrait of a Lady.

He had driven down from Laurinburg, North Carolina, where he was raised by his grandparents, a wire-plant worker and a nurse.

It's a modest but striking space with an airy Mediterranean feel: pristine white walls ascend to a vaulted ceiling, citrus fruits with partly peeled rinds fill wire buckets, plant life is plentiful.

As the ball reaches the end of its arc, the other wire is planted farther forward on the ground, and the process is repeated.