Sentence examples for shipped securely from inspiring English sources
When completed, my quilts are hand-delivered or shipped securely to my clients, or, if they prefer, to the intended recipient of the gift, along with instructions on the proper care and maintenance of their heirloom-quality quilt.
Businesses are already using the Beijing-Shanghai network to ship information securely.
The Annenberg and its supporting lots touched down in London for less than two days this week before being securely shipped to Hong Kong.
The industrial-grade chemicals are to be shipped to Britain in securely sealed containers, then transferred to a commercial facility and incinerated there, the government said.
If you consign your cards to an auction house, you will sign an agreement with them, then ship the cards securely.
Customers of banks that have signed on with V.me can use the service as a shortcut to make quick online payments and provide other billing and shipping information securely with participating online retailers.
The mentally ill of Europe were said to have been shipped away from the respectable and securely housed, Dr. Torrey said.
Unlike the six Uranium-235 target discs, which were later flown to Tinian on three separate aircraft arriving 28 and 29 July, the assembled projectile with the nine Uranium-235 rings installed was shipped in a single lead-lined steel container weighing 300 pound that was securely locked to brackets welded to the deck of Captain Charles B. McVay III's quarters.
On September 25 , 1975 12 large, securely sealed packages containing 871 boxes of 8-millimeter film depicting homosexual activities were shipped by private carrier from St . Petersburg Fla., to Atlanta, Ga.
On National Cancer Prevention Day, we can acknowledge the random challenges of wind and wave, but celebrate the mastery of ship and sail, securely in our hands.
The odd name comes from a special mariner's knot used to hitch ships quickly and securely upon arriving from London's Blackwall Port at docks in Maryland and Virginia.
