manufactory

They'd not spent time together since he'd left the manufactory in the balloon, last winter.

I'm amazed at the sale of the manufactory exactly what they want.

His manufactory in above Bar was one of the town's leading industries.

To save trouble, we will establish our manufactory at the place of production.

This may be called the first foundation of the Derby china manufactory.

All tools and appliances used in the manufactory were considered the very best quality.

Pumps were immediately set up and a large manufactory was constructed during the summer of 1885.

He took me into the Tate secret world, the compound behind the manufactory.

The Manufactory was also considered the largest cotton mill of its time.

The same year, he became a partner in a tobacco manufactory at Richmond.

That success as a manufactory of firearms brought frequent trouble to the city.

He was one of the artists employed in the Chelsea china manufactory.

And it was quite as cold as the manufactory where she had spent her working life.

"Manufactory," as the exhibit is called, opens today and will remain through June 30.

Saint-Cloud became a very important manufactory for the new wares.

He recollected that at Paris there is a great manufactory of laws.

Then he realized that it was a factory, the word actually being a shorter form of "manufactory," a place where things are made by hand.

Over 30 years, the cigar manufactory employed over 400 workers.

He looked directly into the eyes of a clutch of human manufactory workers.

By this summer I will need to build something bigger to house this manufactory.

And each year the manufactory commissions pieces that have been designed by well-known artists.

I did not expect to find the electric cable in its primitive state, such as it was on leaving the manufactory.

In 1753, a cloth factory was built and later a dyeing manufactory.

The chocolate and cocoa manufactory thus started has been carried on by the family down to the early twentieth century.

Industry establishment began at the end of the 17th century, when paper manufactory was founded.