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steel mill
noun
- a steelworks.
Word History and Origins
Origin of steel mill1
Example Sentences
His father worked in a local steel mill and his mother at a local auto supplier.
There he met William “Doug” Franklin, who grew up in the Valley, where his father worked in a local steel mill and his mother at a local auto supplier.
President Harry Truman’s decision to follow a wartime opinion preventing him from seizing control of privately owned steel mills is a high point in Breyer’s narrative.
Nine years after the steel mill closed, she worries about air quality along the highway.
In the fall of 2018, the wage for Amazon workers started at about $14 an hour, about a third of what rank-and-file workers had been making at the steel mill in its final years.
In one ad blitz, former employees at a closed steel mill call Romney and Bain job destroyers and economic vampires.
And so he cited Steel Dynamics, an Indiana steel mill once owned by Bain Capital.
They relocated to St. Louis in 1977 with their first child in tow so that Todd could work as a manager at a steel mill.
He first mentions visiting Georgetown, S.C., a former steel-mill town that, he says, lost jobs because of Bain Capital.
They work in a vast rural factory that resembles an old steel mill and smells like molasses.
Marsden afterwards sent Duaterra a steel mill to grind his wheat, which he received with no little joy.
But there is also a steel mill, much less expensive, requiring less labour, and yet quite sufficient for a family.
They have been replaced since then by the steel-mill, and then by the Davy lamp, and other safety lamps of various kinds.
The Indians gave us some corn, beans, and dried squashes; and we gave them a steel mill, with which they were much pleased.
A small, fully robotic, steel mill that could be set up and operated on the satellite.
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