steelworks
IPA: stˈiɫwɝks
noun
- A place where steel is manufactured and/or shaped.
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Examples of "steelworks" in Sentences
- This ore became the basis of the steelworks.
- The next year, a steelworks was established.
- This water is used at the Llanwern steelworks.
- A comparable process happened with the steelworks.
- There is no mention of the role of the Corby steelworks.
- He encouraged the establishment of the BHP steelworks in Newcastle.
- At the steelworks he read existential literature in the crane cabin.
- At the start of the month Port Talbot, south Wales was affected by pollution from the nearby steelworks.
- Happily, the steelworks will reopen under new owners in January – but the lesson of its closure has been learned.
- A major employer in the city, the steelworks has been a source of civic pride for decades despite its inefficiency and the smoke emitted from its chimneys.
- Mr. Park lived at the construction site in Pohang and was occasionally visited by President Park, who stayed at a guesthouse on a hill above the steelworks.
- A yellowish, foul-smelling exhaust poured from the chimney stacks of the steelworks, which is now privately owned by Mittal, an international steel conglomerate.
- But when a local Corus steelworks closed last year, causing 1,600 job losses, principal Michael Hutton says he realised it wasn't enough to make students employable.
- Heavy industry such as steelworks, power and petrochemical plants, which generate 40 percent of the EU's emissions each year, will have to carry a particularly heavy burden.
- Labour politicians have argued that Lady Thatcher's willingness to see the closure of large industrial installations such as steelworks left Britain with an imbalanced economy.
- Next year the company will reach self-sufficiency in iron ore, with output of around 7.5 million tons a year, which is sufficient for the total iron-ore needs of Gerdau's nearby integrated Acominas steelworks at Ouro Branco.