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Definition of foundry in English: foundrynounPlural foundries ˈfaʊndriˈfaʊndri A workshop or factory for casting metal. Example sentencesExamples - That did not fit the rationale of young men for fitting shops and foundries.
- However, there is more to manufacturing than the industries which once provided the bulk of the jobs in mills, factories and foundries.
- Several foundries, breweries, and industrial plants purchased 29,624 tons of Sewell coke in 1955.
- Most of the early immigrants of the late nineteenth century worked in the steel mills and foundries of the northeastern states.
- The factory and its associated foundry became the core of a thriving industrial town named after its developer.
- Price also operated a foundry for casting hinges and other items in brass and iron.
- With foundries abroad closing down, the demand for castings and forgings is on the rise.
- Created by pouring molten metal directly on the foundry's concrete floor, each panel is unique.
- Well, we certainly tried to explain the importance of the Lonsdale facility, but the reality is that cast iron engine foundries are a thing of the past.
- Upon their arrival in the United States, they often took hazardous jobs in mines, steel mills and foundries, and railroad construction.
- In foundries and other manufacturing plants, I was the kid on the maintenance gang.
- There was a shortage of manpower with so many men serving in the forces overseas, and many married women went to work for the first time, with some working in foundries or machine shops making munitions.
- The metal workers are demanding that negotiations begin this month over wages in the machine-producing and electrical sector, among ironworkers and in foundries.
- Sugar mills are among Bayamon's chief industries, along with iron foundries, ice plants, dairies, and an oil refinery.
- At the outset of war in 1939, Mary had the choice of working in the land army or at a shipping yard in the brass foundry.
- The people discover again how to use the foundries, book binderies, breweries, and halls of government that slowly push up out of the ground.
- This is a great place to find a cheap breakfast before exploring Smallman Street and Penn Avenue, which were the location of the first iron mills, steel foundries and wholesale companies.
- But it probably had in mind dud companies such as decrepit cement factories or foundries, not the country's crown jewels.
- In the 1800s, as labour-hungry foundries and factories drew the rural population into towns, public open spaces were seen as crucial for health and well-being.
- There are 70 metal foundries in greater Sao Paulo, employing more than 50,000 workers.
Synonyms workshop, workroom, plant, factory, works, manufacturing complex, industrial unit, business unit, mill, yard, garage, atelier, studio
Origin Early 17th century (earlier as foundery): from found3 + -ry, perhaps suggested by French fonderie. Definition of foundry in US English: foundrynounˈfoundrēˈfaʊndri A workshop or factory for casting metal. Example sentencesExamples - Several foundries, breweries, and industrial plants purchased 29,624 tons of Sewell coke in 1955.
- Well, we certainly tried to explain the importance of the Lonsdale facility, but the reality is that cast iron engine foundries are a thing of the past.
- Sugar mills are among Bayamon's chief industries, along with iron foundries, ice plants, dairies, and an oil refinery.
- That did not fit the rationale of young men for fitting shops and foundries.
- The factory and its associated foundry became the core of a thriving industrial town named after its developer.
- But it probably had in mind dud companies such as decrepit cement factories or foundries, not the country's crown jewels.
- At the outset of war in 1939, Mary had the choice of working in the land army or at a shipping yard in the brass foundry.
- Price also operated a foundry for casting hinges and other items in brass and iron.
- With foundries abroad closing down, the demand for castings and forgings is on the rise.
- There was a shortage of manpower with so many men serving in the forces overseas, and many married women went to work for the first time, with some working in foundries or machine shops making munitions.
- Upon their arrival in the United States, they often took hazardous jobs in mines, steel mills and foundries, and railroad construction.
- The metal workers are demanding that negotiations begin this month over wages in the machine-producing and electrical sector, among ironworkers and in foundries.
- Created by pouring molten metal directly on the foundry's concrete floor, each panel is unique.
- The people discover again how to use the foundries, book binderies, breweries, and halls of government that slowly push up out of the ground.
- However, there is more to manufacturing than the industries which once provided the bulk of the jobs in mills, factories and foundries.
- This is a great place to find a cheap breakfast before exploring Smallman Street and Penn Avenue, which were the location of the first iron mills, steel foundries and wholesale companies.
- Most of the early immigrants of the late nineteenth century worked in the steel mills and foundries of the northeastern states.
- In foundries and other manufacturing plants, I was the kid on the maintenance gang.
- In the 1800s, as labour-hungry foundries and factories drew the rural population into towns, public open spaces were seen as crucial for health and well-being.
- There are 70 metal foundries in greater Sao Paulo, employing more than 50,000 workers.
Synonyms workshop, workroom, plant, factory, works, manufacturing complex, industrial unit, business unit, mill, yard, garage, atelier, studio
Origin Early 17th century (earlier as foundery): from found + -ry, perhaps suggested by French fonderie. |