Sentence examples for shipments place from inspiring English sources

Fourth-quarter 2007 shipments place the company fifth among smartphone manufacturers after Nokia, Research In Motion, Motorola and Apple –according to researcher IDC.

Several shipments took place but the company folded in 2010.

Industry sources in Taiwan are confirming both panel and component pieces are being tested and certified by Apple with shipments taking place by Q3.

The startup, founded by entrepreneur Marc Gorlin, who previously co-founded finance technology company Kabbage, has only been live for a matter of weeks, but has already seen its application downloaded over 7,500 times and has had 50 gigs (shipments) take place across its platform.

The first shipments took place in 1806 when Tudor transported an initial trial cargo of ice, probably harvested from his family estate at Rockwood, to the Caribbean island of Martinique.

Progress began with the observation that most installations are within a day's drive of a DC and typically order enough supplies to fill one truck a day if all shipments were placed on the same truck and most came from the same place.

The Russians did manage to convey a letter from Vice FM Sultanov on November 24, urging the GOL to let the shipment take place.

However, because LNG is bought and sold on a global market, shipments from places like Trinidad or Qatar must be competed for - and prices shot up in 2011 when Japan closed its nuclear power stations after the Fukushima disaster.

"I don't think there was much of this shipment taking place, so there is minimal revenue loss and big PR gain for them," he told The Associated Press.

Once a shipment is placed in a block, it is not reclassified until it reaches the destination of that block (Newton [1996]).The railroads develop the blocking plans that dictate which blocks should be built at each individual terminal and which traffic should be assigned to each block.

The intervention sites were either trans-shipment locations (places where trucks are unloaded and reloaded, or halt for maintenance and replenishing supplies) or roadside cafes along the highway.