Sentence examples for writes the factory from inspiring English sources

As former President George W. Bush's speechwriter Matthew Scully writes, "The factory farms -- producing almost every animal product we see sold or advertised, in our country and most others -- are places of immense and avoidable suffering".

"Machines and robots were painted and repainted as he compulsively revised his color scheme," Isaacson writes, of the factory Jobs built, after founding NeXT, in the late nineteen-eighties.

Writing about the factory happened because of its omnipotence, the way it physically and metaphorically dwarfs the town, and feels a part of everything.

These are the companies who buy the congressman who write the laws blocking improved factory oversight, food education programs, better labeling.

Mr. Isaacson wrote: "These factory engineers did not have to be Ph.D.'s or geniuses; they simply needed to have basic engineering skills for manufacturing.

However, Daisey's Foxconn story – written outside of the factory – and my own research, written inside the factory – don't jibe.

At some coastal factories, children were even lined up and selected based on their body type, wrote the journalists, who also investigated factory areas in Guangdong.

On it is written the name of the cigar factory, Flor del Cielo Tampa.

Leslie Bricusse ("Stop the World — I Want to Get Off," "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory") will write the music, and Jeff Arch, who wrote the "Sleepless" screenplay with David S. Ward and Nora Ephron, will write the book; Joel Zwick (of the films "Defiance" and "Glory") is scheduled to direct; and David Shor is producing.

The short version, as also detailed in The Guardian and elsewhere, is that Frey signs young talent for a pittance -- at no legal or commercial risk to himself -- and then, it seems, uses these dodgy legal instruments and promises of future riches to entice his new hires to write the next Twilight for his "factory".

"Probably the best place within the entire region to install a listening post is the Indian city of Mumbai," James Bamford writes in "The Shadow Factory: The Ultra-Secret NSA from 9/11 to the Eavesdropping on America," his latest book about the all-seeing, all-hearing National Security Agency.