Sentence examples for good for delivery from inspiring English sources
Almost on the eve of the first New Year's Day to fall within the Century of the Common Man, we read an announcement that "Washington might encourage a plan whereby the common man would be encouraged to buy refrigerators & other consumers good for delivery after the war, paying for them on the installment plan.
By Russell Maloney and Harold Ross The New Yorker, January 2 , 1943P. 11 Almost on the eve of the first New Year's Day to fall within the Century of the Common Man, we read an announcement that "Washington might encourage a plan whereby the common man would be encouraged to buy refrigerators & other consumers good for delivery after the war, paying for them on the installment plan.
If you live in the Los Angeles area you can now order produce boxes from Uncommon Good through Good Eggs for delivery or pick-up.
(At most online stores, the single busiest day is usually the last day people can order goods for delivery before Christmas -- often Dec. 21).
A Harvard Business School study found that people ordering goods for delivery in a few days' time were less likely to succumb to temptations such as ice cream.
Transporting a diplomatic mission bound for Japan and goods for delivery to the Kamchatka Peninsula of eastern Siberia, Krusenstern left Russia, rounded Cape Horn, and, crossing the Pacific, visited the Marquesas Islands.
Normally your shipper will pay this on your behalf, because there may otherwise be a long delay at customs while HMRC collects the duty, prior to clearing the goods for delivery.
The team has been tracking preexisting travel routes that could be leveraged to carry goods for delivery.
Earlier this month, about 30 Southern California warehouse workers who load goods for delivery to Walmart went on an unprecedented 15-day strike.
With many advantageous properties including self-encapsulation, MrNv VLPs are good candidates for delivery of therapeutic agents.
Cheese is a dairy product which has a good potential for delivery of probiotic microorganisms into the human intestine.
