cigarette factory

"So you can drop me off at the cigarette factory."

The high point of his quest is a visit to a cigarette factory.

In March, the company said it planned to cut its cigarette factory work force by 10 percent, or 700 workers.

Or a cigarette factory, as I am doing now?

And he is talking about trying to find the money to build a small brewery here, or a cigarette factory.

Later, the bored police officers decide to go to the cigarette factory to see the girls.

In 1929, she spoke out against the treatment of women workers in cigarette factories.

His father currently works at the cigarette factory.

It purchased a cigarette factory in 1914 and a coffee plant in 1916.

Upon his release he worked at a cigarette factory and at several construction sites around the country.

Several Shanghai cigarette factories demonstrated against these taxes with shutdowns.

Another is shipping an entire cigarette factory to Cuba to revive tobacco production.

Meanwhile, Carmen and Amanda are going to work at the cigarette factory.

In April, there is an annual cherry blossom festival near the famous cigarette factory.

"The cigarette factory in Dresden-that was true," she said.

In 1941, he became head of a Polish cigarette factory, which was confiscated from Jews.

While in Durham, she married Earl and was also employed by the cigarette factory.

If it isn't magic, I'd say that case was a pocket cigarette factory!"

She's a tomboy who clambers down to the stage from a tower window of the cigarette factory where she works.

Given his legislative agenda, it was a surprise to find President Clinton visiting a cigarette factory last night.

In 1920, the cigarette factory Turmac came which insured much employment.

It was a tobacco town, and an aromatic haze from its cigarette factories still drifts through the streets.

Cartman flees to his friends, who consider taking him back to the cigarette factory.

Another well-known technical building is the Yenidze which was built as a cigarette factory.

She was put to work in a cigarette factory, which she described in oppressive detail.