Sentence examples for shipping makes from inspiring English sources

The kit, $89.95 including shipping, makes four generous servings, or enough for eight well-stuffed clam rolls.

The cartelisation of global shipping makes things worse: trade routes linking marginal traders with major markets tend to be much less competitive than the high-volume routes.

Also, container shipping makes it possible to move scrap in and out of the yard quickly, and get it on its way to Asia fast, before authorities can come looking for it.

Overnight shipping makes just about any fruit or vegetable available in large urban markets, and American Jews are taking the opportunity to plumb the culinary customs of Jews around the world.

The code (which is "$75VZN" by the way) combined with free overnight shipping makes this the deal to beat.

Nearly one-third of consumers say free shipping makes them "more likely to purchase from a particular retailer".

During the operation, she sank of shipping, making her the most successful capital ship surface raider of the war.

"The United States ship" makes sense; "the Her Majesty's ship" doesn't.

And the ship makes great play of the varied programmes for kids.

Time slips both literally (a ship makes its own time zones) and figuratively.

Military ships makes use of cannon or flaming arrows, while some ships can collect resources or transport land units.