Sentence examples for shipping big from inspiring English sources

This month, Cummins, a leading engine manufacturer, began shipping big, new engines that make long runs on natural gas possible.

You might buy the one bit, but then the rest of it could be 3D printed, so instead of shipping big boxes over from China, you're just shipping a small intelligent component, then printing the rest yourself," he says.

The costs of making and shipping big vehicles are little more than for small ones -- a few hundred dollars' worth of extra steel, aluminum and insulation, and a couple of hundred dollars more to get them to dealers because fewer can be loaded on each railroad car or truck.

Shipping big items, such as street signs or highway guardrails, more than 300 miles to be galvanized doesn't make sense.

Khan was in desperate trouble in the 11th but somehow managed to stay on his feet and, despite Khan still shipping big shots in the final round, Diaz was unable to finish the job.

In a phone call after the earnings report, Allaire told me that the company has been shipping big updates to its analytics feature set and to its video player, and that it's looking to Video.js as a powerful funnel for converting developers to paid Express customers, and maybe, down the line, converting them to Premium customers.

Many e-commerce start-ups, like Webvan and Pets.com, failed during the dot-com crash by trying to sell and ship big, cumbersome products like diapers and toilet paper.

I wanted to ship Big Elvis out to marry us, but this was before his weight loss.

Small Ship, Big State Q.

Cruise ships big enough to dwarf Governors Island came and went.

The freightforwarding company ships big or small, retail or wholesale, a single cell phone or a carpet-size roll of leather to be sliced into shoes and handbags.