Sentence examples for has shipped over from inspiring English sources

He has also publicly voiced his admiration for Steven Soderbergh and Lars von Trier, while the titles of films he has shipped over to his personal cinema in a converted barn on Faro are reported in feverish dispatches on the internet (last summer's batch included Mulholland Drive, The Son's Room and Ocean's Eleven).

Just recently, we issued a press release announcing that Siemens has shipped over 100,000 systems with our memory into the field without a single failure.

Despite having launched only a year ago, Square has shipped over 800,000 card readers to merchants and is currently processing over $2 billion in payments annually.

UK-based ARM designs chips for many of the world's biggest tech companies, including Apple and Samsung, it has licenses with more 300 tech firms and has shipped over 60 billion chips based on its tech to date.

People are often surprised to find out that Ekso Bionics has shipped over 60 exoskeletons to our customers who are global leaders in the field of neurorehabilitation.

To date, UNICEF has shipped over 80 tonnes of supplies, including soap, tarpaulins, generators, purification tablets, buckets and chlorine to support water, sanitation and hygiene activities.

It has been won by a long list of European superstars, but has tripped up the handful of American horses who have shipped over for the race.

On the second floor, one private dining room will be set in an 18th-century pharmacy from Bordeaux that Mr. Ducasse is having shipped over: Adour, 2 East 55th Street, no phone yet.

Along with a parrot, a chameleon, an unspecified number of cats, a few fish, two starlings, a guinea-pig, a rabbit and four dogs – three of which he rescued as puppies and had shipped over from their native Indonesia – Bailey also shares his home with his wife, Kristin, and their five-year-old son, Dax.

Kim's library, which he had shipped over soon after he emerged in the Soviet Union, is testimony to his complexities and to his contradictions: across four walls of bookshelves, Russian classics and key Communist texts stand side by side with Raymond Chandler and PG Wodehouse novels; there are 19 volumes of Cambridge Modern History and a Sherlock Holmes scrapbook.

Since 1989 they have shipped over 10 billion of these tiny controllers found in appliances, office equipment, you name it.