SHIPPING pallets, those slatted platforms that fill warehouses, are intended to move heavy loads, not people.
She had three interviews lined up, two of them for that hard-to-fill warehouse supervisor role they'd had open for the last month, and one for the research scientist position that Susan Finnegan had been angling to fill.
The next day, after pounding the walls at No Way Back until noon, we traipsed off and explored an abandoned, stalactite-filled warehouse with a crew of nomadic ravers, one of whom threw a brick at us (in a friendly way).
New clothing is filling warehouses as far as 90 miles away, in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
After flights were suspended Tuesday, computer makers began filling warehouses with notebook computers and other products bound for the United States.
More than 400 tons of goods -- some of it perishable -- sat in Hong Kong's vast cargo terminal today, and thousands of tons more filled warehouses throughout the territory.
He scattered his employees throughout the world, and the artifacts that they acquired — "statues, masks, musical instruments, animal traps, steam engines, stone tools, medals, china, furniture, textiles, paintings, and books" — filled warehouses faster than they could be catalogued.
British companies such as Punchdrunk, Belt-up and dreamthinkspeak have pushed the form, filling warehouses with large sets and channelling the audience through their scenes much like a game will channel the player through a level.
For example, they have filled warehouses with outdated food — canned meat, chocolates, baby formula — and medicine, seized from Palestinian gangs who buy the goods at cut price from Israelis and then stamp new dates on them to sell them to local shops and hospitals.
The production, originally staged by Daniel Kramer, will fill the Warehouse's entire 13,000-square-foot space.
