101.   He worked illegally as a delivery driver, bagel maker, shop assistant and factory worker for over seven years because he could not get a job in England.

102.   He remained in a roped-off area, and factory workers had to approach him.

103.   He was born in upstate New York, the son of a factory worker.

104.   Her father, a factory worker from Puerto Rico, died a year later.

105.   His audience includes factory workers, housewives and college students.

106.   He was one of three children of Peter Payton, a factory worker, and his wife, Alyne.

107.   His father, who left his mother when she was three months pregnant, was a carpenter, his mother a sometime factory worker.

108.   His mother is a factory worker.

109.   His mother is a garment factory worker and his father is a machinist.

110.   His parents were Italian immigrant factory workers who wanted him to work at General Motors or attend college.