Sentence examples for need to ship from inspiring English sources

"As a businessman under contract to a multinational company, I need to ship product.

For companies that need to ship their products by sea, the boom means higher costs.

We need to ship one or two out, and bring one or two in, over the next week.

"If there's a show in, say, China, do we need to ship these objects, or can they just be reprinted there?

Now there was no need to ship cows to slaughterhouses in the Gulf, he said; plenty of people in India ate beef — young people, city dwellers, even villagers.

The clerk gave me a look of disbelief when I placed the bird on the counter and I said, "I need to ship this to Japan".

In addition, supplies of blood, medicine and food will need to shipped in quickly for those who are injured or left homeless.

In 2009, Ford needed to ship 3.4 million vehicles to break even, the agency said.

A few years ago at the Guardian, we realised that we needed to ship more frequently.

Hesketh needs to ship in some awkward guitars and clunky commentary on some thorny flashpoint thousands of miles away.

Canada, breadbasket to the world, is reeling from the loss of the rail cars needed to ship much of its $40bn in annual agricultural exports to market.