Sentence examples for shipping takes from inspiring English sources

Frankly, it's a pain to make things in China; the shipping takes so long, the language.

(Less-than-truckload shipping takes goods from many different manufacturers and consolidates them into a single truck for delivery).

Even with a strong dollar, shipping takes a heck of a lot longer and is certainly going to cost the consumer".

After the importer factors in shipping, takes its cut and passes the bottles to a hotel or retail store, which takes its cut, the Napa red ends up selling for the equivalent of around $100. Chilean and New Zealand wines face no Chinese levies, thanks to free-trade agreements.

Shipping takes between two and three weeks, but it's free.

Shopify stores feature fully-secure checkouts that allow retailers to start taking payments instantly, while Shopify Shipping takes the legwork out of order fulfillment (it can manage the whole process for you – seriously).

His successful career in ocean shipping took him on travels around the world.

The Penfui detachment attacked Japanese shipping taking part in the invasion of Celebes.

The ship takes 822 passengers, is 22,000 tons, has all outside cabins.

Each ship takes on her cargo with a few hundred lifts, compared to 5,000 individual lifts by the old method".

And Stuart Elliott, the advertising columnist, explains the myriad forms the American obsession with the ship takes, even today, in advertising and media: "The Titanic was a big ship.