Sentence examples for packages bound for from inspiring English sources

FedEx will back up its trucks to collect the packages bound for Memphis and beyond.

In one such attempt, explosives in courier packages bound for Jewish centers in the United Sates were shipped from Yemen.

BARACK OBAMA confirmed this afternoon that two packages bound for Jewish institutions in Chicago shipped from Yemen carried explosives.

Last night and earlier today, our intelligence and law enforcement professionals, working with our friends and allies, identified two suspicious packages bound for the United States — specifically, two places of Jewish worship in Chicago.

If passed, the legislation would require the post service to collect more information on packages bound for U.S. addresses so customs inspectors could screen them, or even levy civil fines on the agency if it fails to meet certain requirements.

On 4 March 2011, a suspicious package bound for Neil Lennon at Celtic Park was examined at a sorting office in Saltcoats in north Ayrshire.

While the factory's first floor works like a well-oiled machine -- an assembly line of a dozen employees working in unison to boil, can and package food bound for Gaza's dinner tables -- there's a post-apocalyptic scene just one floor up, with nothing but mangled wire and charred debris from Israeli strikes.

In October 2010 security officials foiled another AQAP attack, finding and defusing explosives hidden in air freight packages on flights bound for the United States.

Although Al Qaeda has not claimed credit for the packages that were bound for Chicago, this latest episode "is a reminder that we have a serious problem brewing in Yemen, and the current counterterrorism measures have not been able to stop it," said Gregory Johnsen, an expert on Yemen at Princeton University.

The following is a transcript, provided by the White House, of President Obama's remarks on Friday about the suspicious packages originating in Yemen and bound for the United States: Good afternoon, everybody.

"Latin Americans work all year so they can take gifts home," Mr. Lora said, with a nod to a pile of packages that included a chandelier bound for the Dominican Republic, a solar panel headed for Haiti and a boom box destined for Nicaragua.