Sentences with phrase «in stockyards»

When I was in high school in the South Side of Chicago, my friends could drop out and get a decent job in the stockyards or steel mills, and own their own home and support a family.

I've seen large groups of cattle before (though usually in stockyards) and small herds of horses at pasture.

With all America to choose from, professional tennis had managed to open its newest tour and its quest for a sharp, modern image in a primitive animal exhibition hall in the stockyards of Kansas City, Mo..

Only twice more would Saul Alinsky try to form community - labor alliances — in the stockyard areas of Armourdale in Kansas City and South St. Paul.

Love the Langston's in the stockyard, people are very friendly, and loved the fact they honored a competitors coupon!!!

Located in the Stockyard District, Lucky Boys, has nightly drink and food specials such as a catfish basket and a Coors Banquet.

Spy photographers catch pre-launch vehicles on test in real world conditions, at a track or even parked in a stockyard.

Humanitarian and environmental issues are raised by a figure shrouded in white plastic inside a Bond - like golden chamber (the interior of an oil storage tank in Qatar) in Katar (2012); farm workers bending to their task alongside long blue rows of plastic in Beelitz (2007); and depraved indifference to animal life in the stockyard panorama entitled Greeley (2002), which will enrage vegans.

Not exact matches

Despite the adverse conditions for the opening in Kansas City — the stockyard odors, dim lighting, ice - rink surface and nontournament format — the potential for the new tour's success was obvious.

But by the end of the 1990s the stockyards had closed, and today many of the families of the South High soccer players — with immigrant parents from not only Mexico but also Central America, Southeast Asia and Africa — live in the housing stock abandoned by those Europeans and work in the lone meatpacking plant, a few blocks from the school.

My Mom grew up in Fort Worth, TX close to the stockyards.

The first Chicago San Miguel school opened in 1995, behind the infamous (now gone) stockyards.

One key to Swift's ability to market beef in far - flung regions was the assurance he could give customers that the beef was still safe to consume after it had traveled from the stockyards of Chicago to the market.

The Honda Vezel mini SUV will be released in Japan on the 20th of December, and the stockyard of the Honda factory in Suzuka, Japan is flooded with many different variants of the car, as seen in some

The Volkswagen Tiguan SUV which was showcased at this year's Auto Expo has now been spotted at a dealership stockyard in Bangalore.

-- The Volkswagen Tiguan has been spotted at a dealership stockyard in Bangalore — The Tiguan will be launched in India in 2017 — The SUV will be offered with a choice of petrol and diesel engines

As you can see from this image taken at one of Honda's stockyards in Japan, there are

With population growth the city was able to gain a foothold in other industries such as factories, stockyards, and railroads.

Lou Anne Epperley was a 36 - year - old successful newspaper reporter in Oklahoma City when she attended an exotic livestock auction at El Reno's stockyards and locked eyes with a five - week - old potbellied piglet on the block.

Jenny Brown, along with husband Doug Abel, founded the Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary in 2004 after filming undercover at stockyards in Texas.

Butchers around the town of Rottweil, in Germany, refined the dog in the Middle Ages until it was so good at its job that cattle could be taken to and from the stockyards without a human attendant.

This is how humans get it in their dinner - meats, cats roaming around stockyards and farms (herbivores can contract this parasite in no other way).

Chesapeake Energy donated use of a 4,000 - square - foot warehouse in the Fort Worth stockyards to temporarily house the animals, and PetSmart Charities donated several hundred dog crates, dog food and water bowls.

For further information call in at the Stockyard Gallery at the roundabout on the outskirts of town.

He started the Stockyard Institute in 1995 as an artist project and a small community institute in the Back of the Yards neighborhood of south Chicago.

Meanwhile, in May, another Chinese firm — Xinjiang Goldwind — announced its purchase of the 530MW Stockyard Hill Wind Farm project in Victoria, set to be the largest wind farm in Australia.

With population growth the city was able to gain a foothold in other industries such as factories, stockyards, and railroads.