Sentence examples for ship somewhere to from inspiring English sources

It would be asinine for us to pay $5,000 or $6,000 to ship somewhere to run.

If all goes according to plan, the bulk of Syria's chemical weapons stocks could be destroyed early next year inside the specially modified hold of a U.S. ship somewhere at sea, Pentagon officials said Thursday.

Instead he is wrestling with an expensive but ill-behaved modern chair that someone wants to ship somewhere.

Still in beta testing phase, ElliQ is expected to ship somewhere in the March timeframe.

"They're mining to ship somewhere else," Cook said.

Abu Anas al-Liby, indicted by the US 13 years ago for his role in embassy bombings that killed more than 220 people, is in the brig of a US navy ship somewhere in the Mediterranean, waiting to learn if he will be tried in the New York federal court that indicted him, or face a military commission.

"Coffee pods are inherently wasteful, and the idea that you can ship them off somewhere to be downcycled doesn't make them any less wasteful," she said.

"I actually tried to get myself on a ship somewhere in the world that would put itself in that situation".

To put that into perspective, last I heard, Apple ship somewhere around 80,000 iPhones per day, and Android activate 200,000 devices per day.

At the start she's on a ship somewhere in the Pacific.

PANDORUM A pair of astronauts (Dennis Quaid and Ben Foster) wake up aboard a ship somewhere in deep space.