Sentence examples for ship room from inspiring English sources

Though perhaps if all five of us had tried a few more spa treatments, we would have been so relaxed that we could have tolerated even an extended stay in a cruise ship room.

Originally, the word meant "port out starboard home," referring to English travelers who could book cruise ship rooms that best blocked them from the sun.

"We already had a catalog, a shipping room, our reputation as a long-running family business.

In 1933 he went to Hollywood and began working in the film-shipping room at RKO Studios, where his brother was an accountant.

What parents of today's students did during their summers — working as camp counselors, shipping room clerks, lifeguards — those were jobs.

The shipping room got a $2 kickback on the sale of every $15 case.

"Rather than landing on the desk of an executive, attacks are entering through the shipping room or sales department," Perry says.

You know, one of those days where you're in the shipping room and accidentally superimpose the company's zip code on the spot reserved for the destination, or your computer crashes as you're inputting the final row on your 50-sheet Excel doc, or your boss walks in on you in the bathroom stall as you're taking your customary 3 15 PM shit?

The whole procedure, including checking and recalibrating the instruments on a regular basis, and dealing with the data, costs about €100,000 ($150,000) a year for each ship.The crews have little to do with the measurements, but are pleased to give them ship-room, according to Andrew Watson of the University of East Anglia, one of the organisers of the project.

Mr. Santos had lost his shipping-room job of 20 years and his health insurance.

"U.S. consumers learn from childhood to think of cars as status badge, rocket ship, music room, anything but work tool," he wrote in his patent.