Sentence examples for now shipped from inspiring English sources

Once caught off its piers, lobsters are now shipped in.

Germany's principal exports were now shipped down the Rhine, as Dutch ports replaced the Hanseatic towns of northern Germany.

It sent its first shipment, to Agogo Presbyterian Hospital in Ghana, in September, 2006, and has now shipped 40 containers to 13 countries.

Twenty-two percent of Rotterdam's containers are now shipped through such a system, which is intended to ease congestion on roadways by using more water and rail routes.

The Newtown Creek station would handle the 1,000 tons per day of Queens garbage that is now shipped to Greenpoint, Brooklyn.

The trash that is now shipped by open barges to Staten Island will be loaded into airtight containers, then shipped by barge or rail to other states.

But now shipping luggage is becoming more commonplace.

His firm shipped 1m chips in 2011, he says; it is now shipping 1m a week.

Many laptops, and even a few mobile phones, now ship with built-in finger scanners.

More information on the two printers, which are now shipping to stores, is available at www.epson.com.

Many manufacturers are now shipping locomotives with built-in decoders or slots for easy installation.