Sentence examples for an empty shipping from inspiring English sources
An aluminum moon floats at the end of an empty shipping container while multicolored lights swirl around it, amplifying and diminishing the craters and textures that mark its surface.
On a dry-erase board, he drew a diagram: the cannons had faced an empty shipping container, which Mudders then had to jog through.
So he began hosting regular English lessons for his workers, converting an empty shipping container into a schoolhouse and using children's books sent by his wife, who was back in the U.S. Morning tutorials included cartoon-heavy safety briefings like the one pictured below: "Don't touch 'Boom Boom.'" Land also goofed around with his workers.
There is something immensely tranquil about dozing in a deck chair on an empty ship as the afternoon breezes pick up -- until the ship's horn suddenly violently blasts "When You Wish Upon a Star".
The new films, as announced last year, will be set before the events of Scott's 1979 film, in which the crew of a commercial towing ship respond to a distress signal from an empty ship, only to discover too late that the signal was meant to warn them.
It would be a short TV show because it would be an empty ship with a lot of corpses on it.
Fleteya, a team from Mexico developing an online platform that connects empty shipping trucks on the road with nearby shippers, so trucks never travel empty, now has 200 active carriers.
The outposts, often simply a water tower, radio antenna or empty shipping container on a windswept hilltop, have gradually extended the claims of settlers who have built extensive towns in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
The new space had no windows and was filled with ephemera: a "Legally Blonde 2" DVD, six empty shipping boxes, two Christmas stockings, a bar of soap in the shape of a hot dog, two stuffed animals (rabbit, Dalmatian), and a healthy portion of Franklin's collection of a hundred thousand vaudeville records.
The result is such a freeze on economic activity that empty shipping containers are stacking up on American piers.
Short of building a fort around our desks using empty shipping boxes and half-functioning umbrellas, headphones are the only "Do Not Disturb" signs we have left.
