Use "factories" in a sentence

1. This is a growing practice wherein, for example, a bacterium gene is injected into tomatoes, turning them into 24-hour-a-day anti-pest factories

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2. Rose relates a horrifying tale about the bombs which were dropped … some of her family were killed in Bristol in an air raid aimed at one of the factories … and she was also anxious about Wally as they were engaged by then

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3. Lastriss streetcars appear to be made in the same factories as those in Zhlindu, she knew that from magazine pictures

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4. Take Wales, for example, on Earth the place is riddled with little mining villages where men, women and children slaved underground in the most appalling conditions to produce coal which was then burned to produce pollution and energy to drive factories where even more men, women and children slaved in equally unpleasant conditions in order to keep body and soul together

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5. Despite their busy hands working hard, the women appear happy … nothing like the pictures I have seen of factories in the Midlands

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6. “But I don’t know anything about fish factories

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7. In this city’s factories there was precision machinery still in production use, that was manufactured before the birth of Christ

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8. It was now grimy stone and concrete factories where textile machinery was made and maintained

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9. George enjoyed the descriptions of the Allcock factories, its craftsmen and equipments

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10. “I used to make that in the bearing factories,” Marcue said, “A strong man can make a copper in a double shift

11. He just swaged off into some tale about how it all comes from factories wrapped in cellophane

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12. This shortcut was a stairway that ran up thru some old abandoned factories just up off the Hyadrain floor that were in a deep cleft in Rankor's bedrock just beyond the base of Thebudia's elevators

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13. He had a business going, restoring abandoned machinery and factories

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14. The factories of those chimneys were where a lot of them were made

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15. There were factories and concert halls and yaag stills and even a lab or two along this little avenue

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16. One of the footwear factories even had enough repairable machines in it to get back into operation so the area wasn't completely abandoned any more

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17. Nathaniel had heard theories that the unprecedented level of cold was brought about by the fact that there were no longer any factories left in the world

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18. "This is big time quarters up here," Kuthra told them once the assignment was made and they were on their way to it, "This is where they put visiting professors and research planners, or managers of large factories that the Kassikan owns, once in awhile a media person

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19. Officially they did not even exist, it was unlikely any student ever met them, even the managers of their factories never officially met them

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20. To reduce thickness of shrouds of atomic power stations and factories that produce isotopes along with normal weight concrete extra heavy concrete with specific gravity from 2500

21. From Rosie’s letters it seemed that she was doing her bit as well and I read that she had got a job making ammunition in one of the new armaments factories that had sprang up in the town

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22. We marched on past more desolation factories and more dwellings were just piles of rubble with weeds and splintered wood sticking out of them

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23. source of cotton to supply the English textile factories, and this was a matter of business survival

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24. “You know I’m dying I know I am but I am not alone there are thousands dying and not just on the battlefields but in the factories for profit

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25. He nodded in agreement and his eyes roamed over the shadowy scene, taking in the dark, jagged silhouettes of houses, offices, churches and factories

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26. In the early twenty-first century very few factories remained in the south east of England

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27. She dared not return to the business district, so she let the car speed her toward the factories and warehouses along the waterfront

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28. Land was fast running out, new factories gobbling up what little was left at an alarming rate

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29. An anti technologist should have targeted power stations and factories, not almost random individuals

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30. The Italian glass factories had returned to almost 75% of their previous production capacity, and for cash, whatever you wanted was available

31. Bulk cargoes didn’t go at high speed, but were dispatched regularly, to keep the factories humming with their precious cargoes of raw materials

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32. And when your factories begin to rust

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33. He had been pressed into service running factories by first the Germans, then the Polish national liberation government, and now the Communist government

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34. The new rules seek to reduce ozone pollution from factories and cars; coal ash waste from power plants;

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35. with all its furniture in hotels, factories and closed

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36. From its colonial past as capital of East Jersey to the arrival of factories, shipping links and ethnic groups that worked them, the town never fully blossomed

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37. and factories would spring up all over! Government doesn’t create wealth

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38. America’s factories the largest arsenal in history

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39. devastating bombing of Germany’s manufacturing, aircraft factories, and fuel depots also helped to win the Battle of Britain

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40. projects within the factories

41. “…considering the large number of prospering factories, storage

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42. An environment of grey warehouses and factories

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43. At the same time there developed intolerable hours and conditions of work in the new mines and factories

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44. Beings built the factories and manufactured the car parts

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45. In 1990, they rented a private boat and toured the fascinating islands of Murano, renowned for its glass-blowing factories; Burano, well known for its lace-factories and loved by painters for the colors of its houses, and Torcello, the idyllic island whose past is recognizable in the Cathedral and its mosaics, and in the XIIth century church of Santa Fosca

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46. for their own use, they drove their victims reluctantly into cities and factories

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47. factories and machines, and workers or proletarians who possessed

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48. An increase in the number and size of factories and instru-

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49. In those prehistoric times, IU’s Marching Band, like those of other Big Ten football factories, excluded women from marching, just concerts, etc

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50. to work in one of its factories

51. “This mystic union of coal, iron, and fire was to raise on the banks of the little Cuyahoga [River] immense furnaces, rolling mills, and factories, whose chimneys would darken the sky of the city before the Civil War began

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52. her at one of the local factories

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53. evening courses for those who had lost their jobs after the factories

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54. “More hotels, homes, halls, public spaces, classrooms, embassies, entertainments, businesses, factories, and warehouses

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55. New mines are dug every day to increase their metals production, and weapons factories are everywhere

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56. The clash between thesis and antitheses evolved the higher stage of synthesis or –as Marx concluded--communism, which unites capitalist technology with social public ownership of factories and farms

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57. began walking in the direction of the factories

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58. Real estate, car factories, environmentally-friendly technology, medical research, charity

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59. I drifted aimlessly through one year of repairing radios, but there were no spare parts available from factories which no longer existed

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60. Most of the remaining factories in Germany had been dismantled and shipped to Russia and most patents and trade marks were practically given away to the victors as reparation

61. He also had company accommodation in each of the major cities where Abraham Pharmaceutical had factories except for Sydney where it was thought that he stayed with one of his deputies

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62. The first products coming from the hastily built new factories were striving to be superb even though most of the sub-suppliers were not yet up to speed

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63. Bulk stock of illegal drugs were always kept in secret bunkers located well away from any of the factories

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64. was working in factories that were producing 24/7

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65. jobs because factories also had to close for the lack of

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66. factories, invented productive goods and services, paid

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67. because so many of the factories that made wagons

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68. jobs because factories also had to close for the lack

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69. productive factories, invented productive goods and

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70. shape because so many of the factories that made

71. These cottage industries were systematically destroyed by large-scale production of cloth in British factories by machines

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72. People had to buy salt made in factories controlled by the British at an exorbitant price

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73. Women employed in the factories had to leave their children at home

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74. Coming from seemingly nowhere and everywhere at once, blueprints are faxed and emailed to 1000’s of factories with explicit, detailed instructions

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75. The Second World War saw a lot of the factories turned over to munitions and on a few occasions, it was bombed by the German air force

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76. It was usually people that gave the problems not inanimate objects like plant, chemicals and factories

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77. The stateside factories use the same process as CN but they have sixty percent more output per man hour than you have over here

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78. Whilst in power, the Khmer Rouge carried out a radical program that included isolating the country from foreign influence, closing schools, hospitals and factories, abolishing banking, finance and currency, outlawing all religions, confiscating all private property and relocating people from urban areas to collective farms where forced labour was widespread

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79. I saw no castles or manor houses and in the cities, the buildings reminded me of old Manhattan lofts and factories

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80. As Carolyn Heilbrun has noted, "There will be narratives of female lives only when women no longer live their lives isolated in the houses (and offices and factories) and the stories of men"

81. The co-pilot closed the door and the jet moved forward to the runway which was no more than a very long road that had been a service road to the large factories that now lay in ruin

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82. ‘ (2) When it came to manufacturing computers, we did not need to reinvent factories or global distribution systems; that expertise had already been gained

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83. The occupying Arct, instead of giving in, made secret factories deep underground and armed themselves with phaser rifles and pistols

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84. The telephone box where she had dropped Suzy was situated on a busy industrial estate, many of the factories were open and there was a constant flow of people between the buildings

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85. death outside one of your factories because the security

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86. humanated factories, of course, and they’ve been humanating trucks and

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87. He'll implement basic assembly-line technology and direct the rebuilding of various factories

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88. It would be up to the workers on the floors of the factories to ensure that absolute chaos did not follow

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89. All factories and facilities were open to inspection by international teams who monitored the manufacture of weapons and armored equipment

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90. Factories were restarted and economies flourished

91. The First World War provided jobs for blacks, overseas and in factories

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92. She could clearly see the huge skyscrapers and the smoke from the many factories throughout the city

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93. Some buildings, as Lezura pointed out, were small factories with chimneys piping out smoke and waste from ethanol production

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94. Oleon led them from the community to a small knoll, surround by two ethanol factories and a welding shop

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