How To Use Tannery In A Sentence
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The town boasted three flour mills, a bakery, a tannery, several breweries, shops and rows and rows of little cottages.
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We would have liked to have seen the tannery refurbished, but that was not possible.
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Currently the tannery handles about 1 200 skins per day.
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More than 60 fire fighters tackled an inferno at a former tannery in Otley last night.
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The waste product, it says, generated during the operation of the tannery was dumped in the Mill Pond or stored in barrels or vats throughout the site.
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There were big wagons carrying cotton bales to the mills from the enormous railway warehouses on Manchester Road and dripping hides from the fellmonger's to the tannery.
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This paper indicated the usual application scope of computer in tannery.
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Certain industrial wastes not amenable to any presently known form of treatment, such as tannery discharges at Petersburg, West
The Nation's River A report on the Potomac from the U.S. Department of the Interior
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The river has a rich industrial history and people still refer to nearby waterways as Bleachery Pond or "tannery" lagoons.
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His cousins Paul and Tom, sons of his uncle Tom, ran a tannery plant, which closed in recent years, although it is believed that the brothers still deal in hides, skins, pelts and leathers.
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The latter he manufactured himself, and his tannery was the largest in Croye.
The Doomsman
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Rockland has three or more ship-yards, one marine railway, two boat-builders, three grain mills, three carriage factories, six lumber mills, two machine shops, three cooperies, a tannery, etc.
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Cotton manufacturing was the chief industry but there was also a brewery, a tannery and a brickworks.
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That mud hole got us once with Wilton driving and a load of 55-gallon drums of sodium bisulfite and ammonium salts on board for the alligator tannery in Ocala.
The Death of James A. Garfield « A Fly in Amber
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Cotton manufacturing was the chief industry but there was also a brewery, a tannery and a brickworks.
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Most of the hides produced at the tannery were exported to Europe.
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Industries were established soon after the settlement was founded - a brewery in 1843 and a flax mill, a tannery, solar salt works and a woollen mill by 1845.
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The town has suffered a spate of deliberately started fires this year, including high profile blazes at the old tannery and new hospital buildings.
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The town boasted three flour mills, a bakery, a tannery, several breweries, shops and rows and rows of little cottages.
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The tannery is the latest signal of the digital economy's expansion into Kitchener Centre - a blue-collar riding buffeted by the decline in traditional manufacturing - from its much wealthier neighbour, the riding of Kitchener-Waterloo, home to global tech giant Research In Motion and the University of Waterloo.
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There amid the hard, busy life of the tannery and the farm we hid our love, hid it for fear of being undone by it or of undoing one another.
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By the age of 5, his talent for sniffing out every kind of malodor is already evident, but nothing prepares him for what he encounters after being sold as an apprentice to a tannery run by a vicious brute replete with boils.
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Nearby is an organic tannery at Torrisdale Castle, which was built in the 19th century from wealth generated by the East India Company.
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The original tannery with its vats, bark mill and heaps of spent tan was located between the homestead and the building to the north.
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The defendants used a solvent in degreasing pelts at their tannery, which was located 1.3 miles from the plaintiffs borehole from which water was extracted for domestic use.
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Built up a good-sized tannery business, married late in life.
FORESTS OF THE NIGHT
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Get to know the town and the hilly surroundings famous for their tannery, wood carving and furriery.
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The town boasted three flour mills, a bakery, a tannery, several breweries, shops and rows and rows of little cottages.
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It's not yet known if the plant will continue specifically as a tannery but in any event, it will reopen as an industrial factory and will create employment.
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Manchurian tannery twice escaping, twice being captured, then shipped the
Remains Returned List WWII
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When he's not selling mechanical parts, Rudolph researches Star Tannery's past, which goes largely unchronicled in history books.
For rural Va. town, post office delivers more than mail
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Comparatively little has been done to share in the multifarious and extensive manufactures of lower Clydesdale, but the weaving of winceys, shirtings, and druggets is the staple industry; and there are also 3 artificial manure works, a tannery, 2 breweries, a large fancy woodwork establishment, and, ¾ mile from the town, the extensive factory of the British Oil and Candle Co.
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One of the many artisans attracted by the commerce of the town was John Lovegrove, who established his tannery and shoemaking business on High Street as early as 1720.
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A local tannery informed him that virtually every hide that was dealt with in this country was affected, and that even the best hides usually showed some damage, and were consequently less valuable.
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This article describes comprehensive research in the tannery wastewater treatment based on the laboratory scale tests.
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The tannery, situated outside Windhoek, has been closed for business since Monday, 22 April.
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Built in 1942, it was used as a printery of the Roman Catholic Mission and later a tannery and private home.
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The old tannery could be demolished, it is empty and an eyesore, and the materials used to create an environmentally improved site approach.
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To begin with the surface is coherent – now and again she smiles sadly at the charm he manages to bestow on that foul-smelling tannery – but as she turns the pages she sees it start to break down.
Rachel Cusk | Portraits
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A teenage arsonist is to be put under curfew and electronically tagged, after starting a devastating blaze which ripped through a former tannery near York.
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Downton residents are up in arms after the firm redeveloping the old tannery erected ‘unsightly’ containers for wheelie bins in front of the historic building.
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When a man set out to build a tannery, he used to go into the woods where he could be sure of enough oak trees to supply him for many years with the bark from which tannin is made; but it has been found that the bark of several other kinds of trees, such as larch, chestnut, spruce, pine, and hemlock, will tan as well as that of oak.
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Tannery wastewater treatment was estimated and its merit and disadvantage were pointed.
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Several boys try to catch a glimpse of a cockfight in the tannery section of the slums.
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While it is desirable that some appropriate use is made of the land formerly occupied by the tannery, housing development is most certainly not a desirable option.
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(although Ed claimed that Walter had appropriated his most becoming tie, and that the shade of tan rather marred Wallie's own "tannery" effect), the boys finally put the camp flap down good and tight, and were off to the bay.
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He once again failed at everything he tried and went to work for his father clerking at the tannery store - a job he despised.
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Just at the foot of the castle rock there is still to be seen a tannery which is of rather unusual interest in connection with the story of how Robert le
Normandy, Illustrated, Complete
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Everyone has been keen to see the back of the tannery, but let's not forget that it has been part of the industrial history of this site and the building of which it forms part has been here since at least the 1790s.
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The Ondangwa based Northern Tannery, which is operating under EPZ status, has so far invested N $42 million in the plant that is initially expected to process 500 hides and 1000 sheep and goatskins per month for export.
