Sentence examples for shipping between two from inspiring English sources

In this case study, onshore pipeline and CO2 shipping between two onshore harbours are compared for different distances and capacities.

The Jones Act of 1920 made domestic trade an exception since it requires all shipping between two U.S. ports to be done by a U.S.-built ship, flying a U.S. flag and manned by a U.S. crew.

"We will ship between three million and five million copies of a Susan Boyle album," Mr. Cowell said.

Google will refresh its Nexus 7 tablet this summer, launching a new version powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon processor around July, according to Reuters — which is about a year after it launched the original Nexus 7. The news agency said two unnamed sources also told it Google is aiming to ship between six and eight million of the tablets in the second half of the year.

Most analysts believe Motorola shipped between 14.5 million and 15 million handsets, compared with 14.5 million for Sony Ericsson.

The only thing that cooled investor fervor was a statement from Motorola that it never really expected to sell 100 million handsets but had always expected to ship between 80 million and 85 million units.

By using a standard-sized container that could be transported from ship to rail or truck, McLean made shipping goods between two points far more efficient.

(Another Japanese car maker, Suzuki, is planning a joint Canadian venture with General Motors later in the decade). Indeed, the challenge from Asia is even raising questions about the future role of the 1965 Auto Pact, under which Ottawa and Washington effectively eliminated all duties on vehicles and parts shipped between the two countries.

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, July 30, 1938 P. 7 Nervous citizens have complained about the noise of the mournful toot of river and harbor shipping between four and five in the morning which Henry H. Curran, the Deputy Mayor says is nothing more than "conversation" between the captains of Inland craft.

It takes longer and is more expensive to ship goods between two Middle Eastern ports than to send them from the Middle East to America.

In fan culture, "shipping" means predicting or cheering for an amorous relationship (a ship) between two characters.