Sentence examples for having it transported from inspiring English sources

Like Sunrise, Standon Calling now supplies all its water onsite rather having it transported.

The company also, at large expense, erected receiving depots, as authorized by the charter, for the purpose of receiving and carrying from the city matter consisting of dead animals and offal, and engaged in having it transported to the only railroad upon which it could be transported to the chemical works located within the limits of the municipal division known as Hyde Park Village.

BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto have contended that as the costs of having the iron ore shipped from Australia are far lower for their clients than having it transported all the way from Brazil, and so they should get a "freight premium" over what Vale receives.

BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto have argued that as the costs of having the iron ore shipped from Australia are far lower for their clients than having it transported all the way from Brazil, and so they should get a "freight premium".

You may raid their pantry, fixing on a color and having it transport you in memory to a place of natural or cultural epiphany.

He had it transported from Indiana to New York and began trying to restore its former glory.

There is another class of purchasers known as 'speculators.' these on rare occasions buy tobacco from a grower and have it transported to a warehouse for sale.

The current method for clearing old industrial sites is to excavate the soil, then have it transported, usually out of state, and buried in protective landfills.

Dagmar and Peter Schroeder plan to travel to Germany next week to find a suitable railroad car and have it transported to Whitwell.

He had it floated, tooled around in it in New York Harbor after the seams had swelled, and then had it transported to Fort Lauderdale, where a year's work converted it exactly into another Pilar.

Whenever Michael heard of something unwanted, from train cars to windmills, he had it transported to the property, creating a bizarre garden of tossed aside artifacts.