Sentence examples for shipping bottles from inspiring English sources

The gorilla-size carbon footprint generated by shipping bottles of sparkling water from, say, San Pellegrino Terme in northern Italy to San Jose in Northern California is eliminated.

"Shipping bottles of water around the world is completely insane," said Craig Bennett, director of policy and campaigns at Friends of the Earth.

Within the elite world of Champagne makers, there is discreet debate about shifting strategies in the United States, including possibly reducing volumes or shipping bottles to other countries with stronger currencies.

However, he insists, and gives us real folding money for our fares, and tells us that we can pick up whatever more we need from the Panamanian Ambassador to France, a first-class fellow to whom Ronnie has been shipping bottles of unbranded Scotch whisky under diplomatic protection.

An increasing trend is that wines are served from a wine box: don't turn your nose up at these, the cost savings from not using and shipping bottles are passed all the way down the chain until it ends up in your glass.

On 14 December, No. 43 Squadron, augmented by Catalinas from No. 11 Squadron based at Rathmines, New South Wales, mined Manila Bay to keep Japanese shipping "bottled up", thus supporting the Allied landing at Mindoro taking place the next day.

Wine-country visitors like to ship bottles home, and, step by small step, doing so is becoming easier.

She said tourists from New York and other states who visited her vineyard often asked her to ship bottles of wine to their homes.

Last year, Yakima Brewing and Malting brewed 10,000 barrels and shipped bottles to distributors in 20 states, from Alaska to Connecticut to Florida.

After two or three empties accumulated, he refilled them with soda from a two-litre mother-ship bottle that he kept in a shopping bag on the floor.

You know, roast crunchy roaches, squeeze yourself into a model ship bottle, dive from 60 feet into a bucket with a foot of water -- and watch the World Cup at 1 25, 2 25, 4 55 or 7 25 a.m.