Sentence examples for picking up packages from inspiring English sources

Instead, unmanned laser-guided vehicles surge down the aisles, picking up packages that have been stuffed, wrapped and labelled by machine, and delivered to the robots along conveyor belts suspended from the ceiling.

When not picking up packages, Bomb Squad personnel are often surfing grenade-identification Web sites, reading books from obscure left-wing or right-wing publishing houses (sample title: "Homemade C-4") or they are communicating with other bomb squads to keep up on the latest general bombing techniques -- a few weeks ago, a cellphone was used to detonate a bomb in Israel.

Mobile vans serve as a secondary tier of collection, picking up packages from couriers in their area instead of making them return to base stations to actually send things off.

"We don't know how the information for the two people in La Cañada was obtained, but we do know it's the same suspect," Burt said, adding the station has obtained video surveillance showing the same man picking up packages using different identities.

The Bomb Squad picks up packages, and since Sept. 11, 2001, the Bomb Squad is picking up a lot more packages than usual -- on some days 200percentt more, as many as 50 a day.

"People were driving for miles to pick up packages and packages of cookies.

While there are matters of convenience at stake — Glendale residents must trek to the Ridgewood post office to pick up packages — the issue largely revolves around pride.

This was Lee's stated explanation for why, early one afternoon, he was driving to a UPS store to pick up packages.

One close call came when FedEx didn't pick up packages one afternoon, and Ms. Levy had to haul them back upstairs via elevator before her neighbors returned home from work.

Thus far, however, according to the Park West Village Tenants Association, they have also imposed a management style that is as intrusive as Helmsley was indifferent, making it more difficult to pick up packages, arrange service calls and renew leases.

Currently, residents who need to to pick up packages have to use the nearest post office, at Inwood Avenue and 170th Street, at the bottom of a steep hill and is accessible only by two buses or by cab.