Sentence examples for shipping toward from inspiring English sources

General Mills' chief executive, Ken Powell, said that most of the items started shipping toward the end of the quarter in August, and that sales should improve with the company planning to "turn on the advertising" in the months ahead.

When the system started shipping toward the end of last year, it was met with somewhat mixed reviews, with most acknowledge the unsurprising limitations of a $70 (final retail price) Android PC.

(The man who advocated moving ships toward the Persian Gulf to deter an invasion was Paul Wolfowitz, then under secretary of defense).

The Venezuelan ship then began escorting the research ship toward Margarita Island in Venezuela, according to the statement, which said the crew was under arrest.

Its rocks are sharp, and he cuts his feet on them as he climbs up and over, toward the ship, toward the water.

Arthur turns his ships toward home, and a crackerjack sea battle at the cliffs of Dover that features the most dazzling alliterative verse of Tolkien's career.

As the decades passed and economic forces pushed ships toward other ports, the West Side docks rotted, the Village deteriorated and a new clientele moved into the Keller.

The cruise liner's captain then tried to steer his ship toward shallow waters, near Giglio's small port, to make evacuation by lifeboat easier.

Instead, inspired by insights gleaned from other explorers, Hudson steered his triple-masted ship toward the New World in hopes of discovering a Northwest Passage to Asia.

The Italian coast guard said the captain had tried to turn the ship toward port in Giglio to make an evacuation easier, but it began to tip over as it reached the port.

I was blown away when my son told me he wanted to do his sixth grade research project on Japan's human torpedoes, the manned missiles that crashed themselves into enemy ships toward the end of World War II.