Sentence examples for shipping period from inspiring English sources

"We expect a very solid peak season," said T. Michael Glenn, a FedEx executive vice president, referring to the holiday shipping period.

Manufacturers and retailers who would usually find themselves now in the middle of the shipping period for Christmas inventory began preparing for a possible shutdown of West Coast ports earlier in the year.

Carrot Mix Harvest and shipping period Unknown Unknown Sweet Pea Indoor Flowering Flowers growth was affected due to reduced photosynthesis.

Look, you're spending $150m, unbelievable amounts of money to ship period vehicles from Illinois down to Louisiana and get them working.

Finally, the performance of the passive heave compensation system under different effects such as the ship heave period, the stroke of the compensator, the working depth of ROV and the sea current speed were analyzed.

The results show that the condition of smaller ship heave period, the longer stroke of heave compensator, under the critical depth and the less sea current speed will produce the better performance of passive heave compensation, and the performance for cable tension is better than that for cage heave motion.

During the ship's period in reserve in 1918, five 76.2 mm anti-aircraft guns were installed.

In addition, we evaluated differences in morbidity by summing aggregative rates of sick-in-quarters (SIQ) (a medical disposition given to those who are not allowed to return to work for up to 72 hours), hospital admissions and lost work-days restricting analysis to only the large ships during periods of possible outbreaks compared to periods when no outbreak was occurring.

A total of 7.3 million devices shipped were shipped during the period in Indonesia, which has a population of 263 million.

By 1734 boats "of moderate size" were able to make the journey from quays near Water Street in Manchester to the Irish Sea, but the navigation was only suitable for small ships; during periods of low rainfall or when strong easterly winds held back the tide in the estuary, there was not always sufficient depth of water for a fully laden boat.

As was customary on capital ships of the period, the Bayern-class ships were armed with five 60 cm (24 in) submerged torpedo tubes.