Sentence examples for shipping campaign from inspiring English sources

Such consolidated storage would trigger the largest nuclear shipping campaign in history, resulting in significant radiation exposures to the public during transport with and without the inevitable accidents.

It was just last week that Walmart unveiled its free shipping campaign that seems to have a lot less restrictions.

Retailers like Amazon and privately held Buy.com, also a UPS customer, have launched free shipping campaigns in recent months to hold on to more buyers.

Other documents include: an inventory of French and foreign ships; campaign orders from Louis XV.

Remember the "Loose Lips Sink Ships" campaign of WWII?

According to knowyourmeme.com, the phrase is a wordplay on the USPS commercials promoting their "If It Fits, It Ships" campaign, and was first used to describe a cat sitting in an egg carton.

A recent article on the US Air Force Central Command website, titled "Loose Tweets Destroy Fleets," based on the US Navy's WWII "Loose Lips Sink Ships" campaign, focused only on leakage of information that could put missions, resources, and members at risk, "and be detrimental to national strategic and foreign policies," via social media.

Sailing with the clinic to far destinations is financially and logistically unfeasible, and Gomperts has cancelled all upcoming ship campaigns.

But it would be hard pressed to sustain an anti-shipping campaign sufficient to reduce oil flows drastically for weeks on end, especially in the face of an intense military response.

Firstly, the Germans were incapable of maintaining a sustained anti-shipping campaign owing to a small number of U-boats.

The poster is a play on the "loose lips sink ships" propaganda campaign used during World War II to discourage Americans from talking of ship movements and other information that could aid non-Allied forces.