Sentence examples for converted shipping from inspiring English sources

Open daily 8am-5pm Gems don't come much more hidden than Cook House, two converted shipping containers tucked behind Hotel du Vin in Ouseburn.

At a recent conference the Tongan delegation showed a picture of their office – a converted shipping container – to emphasise their lack of funds.

The press of one big red button in a converted shipping container in a field annihilates enemies and any number of innocent "collaterals".

Many migrant workers in Russia live where they work, often in cramped housing that may consist of little more than a converted shipping container.

On the outskirts of Athens I visited a community where people live in converted shipping containers and queue for handouts of bread.

Tonight, the movie is competing with the British soccer premier league that is showing on a TV locked in a welded-steel cage hanging from the converted shipping container that serves as the bar behind the audience.

The New Yorker, July 5 , 1999P. 50 LETTER FROM EUROPE about new architecture in the reunited Berlin... Writer states that there are five thousand six hundred and forty architects practicing in Berlin; a hundred and thirty thousand workers officially rebuilding Berlin (and no one knows how many unregistered foreign crews still bunking in converted shipping-container dormitories on the big sites)..

LETTER FROM EUROPE about new architecture in the reunited Berlin... Writer states that there are five thousand six hundred and forty architects practicing in Berlin; a hundred and thirty thousand workers officially rebuilding Berlin (and no one knows how many unregistered foreign crews still bunking in converted shipping-container dormitories on the big sites).

In a two-tier shield, Japan would deploy SM-3 missiles that would be launched from its four Aegis guided missile destroyers, specially converted ships that could be stationed close to North Korea's shore.

The converted ship would have been 180.4 m long at the waterline and 192.5 m long overall.

When Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York tried to convert shipping piers in Red Hook, Brooklyn, into luxury residences and tourist attractions, Ms. Pope called on other unions, neighborhood groups and local leaders to try to block the move.