Sentence examples for merchandise shipped from inspiring English sources

That fee will double for the white-glove service, by which Vaunte has the merchandise shipped and photographed.

The doctrine upon which the cases rest was this,—that imports, in the constitutional sense, embrace only goods brought from a foreign country, and consequently do not include merchandise shipped from one state to another.

In exchange for cash, drugs and other benefits, the longshoremen would secretly unload cocaine hidden among the everyday merchandise shipped to the six berths that make up the ports of New York and New Jersey, the busiest on the East Coast, prosecutors said.

The bare question, then, is whether a state tax imposed upon the business of selling goods in foreign commerce, in so far as it is measured by the gross receipts from merchandise shipped to foreign countries, is ineffect a regulation of foreign commerce or an impost upon exports, within the meaning of the pertinent clauses of the federal Constitution.

The 37-year-old Polish-born former Google engineer is obsessed with ordinary folks' finances and has used that obsession to tailor an e-commerce marketplace just for them, filled with no-name merchandise shipped directly from Chinese merchants.

More than 75percentt of merchandise shipped to LA goes through the warehouses in the Inland Empire, and the cross-dock is specially outfitted to sort goods for further shipment in less than 24 hours.

He started working for his father when he was 12, spending summers in the company's merchandising, shipping, accounting and contracts departments.

Connor has worked in the firm since age 12, first spending summers in departments including merchandising, shipping, accounting and contracts (no underage labor laws in those days, apparently).

Managing orders for large retailers would be a major departure for eBay, which has long avoided the complexities of stocking merchandise, shipping and processing returns.

That at least nine tenths of the sales negotiated and effected by complainants Cooper & Co., and at least nine tenths of their gross commissions, were derived from merchandise of nonresident firms or persons, and which merchandise was shipped into Tennessee from other states after the sales were effected.

This is an action by an Iowa corporation to enforce payment of the purchase price, amounting to $80, of merchandise sold in interstate commerce under a written contract which was made in South Dakota, and required that the merchandise be shipped by the plaintiff from its place of business in Iowa to the defendants at their place of business and residence in South Dakota.