Sentence examples for shipped like from inspiring English sources

Fruits and vegetables are now being grown, packaged and shipped like industrial commodities.

Early African-American history was the story of thousands of Africans who were captured, shipped like cargo to the New World and sold into slavery, mostly to work and die on Southern plantations.

An archipelago in the form of a map of the world remains as piles of sand offshore, crazily shipped like coals to Newcastle from Australia and rumoured to have disgorged antipodean snakes into the Gulf.

"Larry's needless death after efforts were made to save him from being boiled and eaten shows that he should have immediately been released back into his ocean home, not shunted about and shipped like a piece of mail to be held captive in an aquarium,'' PETA Vice President Tracy Reiman said in a statement Wednesday.

Heidegger's objection to aesthetic enframing, then, is not just that the work of art is increasingly falling under the influence of enframing that artworks too are becoming mere resources for the art industry, standing reserves piled in storerooms "like potatoes in a cellar" to be quickly and efficiently "shipped like coal…or logs…from one exhibition to another" (PLT 19/GA5 3).

This year's present was a research document with the names and addresses of the 1972 inhabitants of Mannheim of Jewish connection who were rounded up on Oct. 22-23, 1940, and shipped like cattle to the Nazi concentration camp Gurs on the border of the Pyrenees in southern France.

Control is important because Fab adds 30 new sales per day and some items aren’t simple to ship, like furniture and posters.

The challenge at this late date is finding something special that ships, like, now.

We consider two ship-like bodies connected by six cables and excited by waves.

The curved, protective walls, ringed by a small moat, enclose a space that's both church-like and ship-like.

And the ships liked it there near the seals because the weather was better than it was in Alaska.