Sentence examples for can we ship from inspiring English sources
"We had some presents to mail to North Carolina, and we wondered, 'Can we ship anything out of New York today?' " said Herbert Bush, a retail manager from Flushing, Queens.
As Mr. Obama was also quick to point out, most people want to see the rich pay their share, so where did this "tea party" contingent come from, and when can we ship them back?
A patient in intensive care…someone decides look it's useless, it's hopeless, we need the bed for someone else, can we ship them up to your ward, and if you disagree with that, that's where the conflict can occur…where most of my conflict, most of my difficulty is.
"We remove wild horses from the public lands so private livestock can graze, and then we ship the wild horses to private ranchers in the Midwest where we stockpile them and pay private ranchers," said Ms. Bolbol, a spokeswoman for the group In Defense of Animals, which has sued to stop the roundups.
We're optimistic we can ship this in the relatively short term".
"There's been a lot of undelivered hype in the AR/VR space, so we want to ensure we can ship a product to our customers, and deliver on our promises," said Lightform CEO Brett Jones.
How can we continue to ship fuel oil to the North as if nothing had happened?
He wriggled his fingers over the New York waterfront, saying, "We've got New York and" — the fingers drifted west — "we've also got Chicago, and the yards on the rivers in the Midwest, and" — a cupping gesture over California — "we've got the ports in L.A. We've got the tracks, and the freeways; we can ship by rail, by barge, or by break-bulk ship".
"We can ship it to a person cheaper than you can buy it on a street corner".
If the market can bear a price greater than $20 a barrel, then we can ship directly to America, but at $16 a barrel it does not make as much sense [the price is currently $20].
And what do we achieve if we shut down coal-fired power plants across the country just so we can ship American coal overseas to burn in stations spewing their emissions into an atmosphere that doesn't recognize borders?
