Sentence examples for ship something from inspiring English sources

The New York police would not ship something so valuable.

"It's expensive to ship something heavy in an airplane when fuel prices are very high".

Lemons would be banned: after all, why ship something that is mostly water when homegrown lemon thyme might suffice?

Rue La La requires that customers log in before they access the site or app, so they can purchase and ship something with one touch.

Regional ports give more passengers the option to drive to their ship, something skittish fliers seem to appreciate since the terrorist attacks of 2001.

Not that anything is stated so explicitly, but the tone of the first installment projects that Mr. Hynes is running a competent, problem-free ship, something his opponents would dispute.

If you are shipping something big -- a car, for example -- Escrow.com markets itself on the home page of eBay Motors.

"Her stans compare her to Beyoncé or Rihanna, despite the fact that her album shipped something like less than 30,000 units in North America," Mr. Russell said.

If you don't absolutely love them, she says, there's free return shipping, something that only about 4 percent of shoppers have taken advantage of thus far.

Up and down the river were the soft green lights of Coast Guard buoys, there to guide the ships, something I had never noticed before.

Experimentation does not mean shipping something to see what happens.