Sentence examples for crating from inspiring English sources
verb
Present participle of crate
The price of crating, shipping, installing and insuring Mr Hirst's works exceeds MoCA's entire annual exhibition budget of $3m a sum donated by Eli Broad, a philanthropist.
The American linden, basswood, or whitewood (T. americana), a large shade tree, reaching 40 metres (130 feet) in height, provides wood for beehives, crating, furniture, and excelsior.
He wanted to meet the sometimes-unpredictable needs of people traveling for work and the growing sentiment among pet owners against crating or caging their pets while they are away.
I spend weeks preparing work in my studio in Brooklyn, then get involved in all of the logistics of getting them overseas, crating up elaborate projects into boxes and hoping everything makes over there in one piece.
They were put to work without training or safety equipment, having to learn on the job how to catch four chickens in each hand before crating them.
Hello [XXXXXXXXXXXX] Can you please give us a quotation for : Collection in our workshop Crating and shipping to Dubai airport Of: 2 bougeoirs pistil 2 pots bubbling 1 console empilee 1 lustre confusion Best regards [XXXXXXXXXXXX] De : AK [mailto:[email protected]] Envoyé : lundi 6 février 2012 16 39 À : [XXXXXXXXXXXX] Van Der Straeten Objet : Re: Van der Straeten yes pls.
On the day last month when the sculptures, carefully wrapped and crated, were to travel to Bogotá, locals backed by outside agitators blockaded the road and prevented workers from loading the trucks.
You know the sort of thing: What do you call a crate of ducks?
I've already been working for hours before I arrive at your house, having loaded my truck with the multiple orders of crates of beer and mineral water, over 20kg a crate.
The Westminster elite, who had assumed that the referendum would be easily won by the no side, started to stir when the shadow cabinet minister Jim Murphy suspended his 100 town Irn-Bru crate speaking tour at the end of August in the face of intimidation from yes supporters.
The sweet shop and the post office are operated from what look like steel shipping crates.
