Sentence examples for shipping waters from inspiring English sources

We're seeing many new players test the shipping waters with local delivery, but there's still a need to transport goods longer distances, say from San Francisco to New York, which will be harder to achieve without the network and infrastructure of one of the major carriers.

Last summer, this soldier's mother told me she was shipping water to his entire unit, because they were thirsty.

Stuck fast and shipping water, he decided to throw all the guns overboard in order to lighten the load.

Mr Rajoy may prove wise to have avoided the term "bail-out": Spain could be shipping water for some time yet.

They were 37 miles from the British port of Falmouth when the ship, almost flat on its side by now and shipping water through its funnel, gave up the ghost.

Nightmares have been fed by radical plans such as a scheme in the 1990s to ship water to Asia.

He noted that whereas barrels of oil get shipped around the globe, nobody wants to ship water in the same way.

On May 15, Mr. Koebel shipped water samples marked "Rush, Rush, Rush" to a private laboratory that regularly tested the town's water.

And Tonga, which has suffered a drought for nearly a year, has been forced to ship water supplies to the country's outer islands.

There were also discussions of related frustrations, including reports that American companies had assembled and shipped water pumps to Japan, but that Tepco was not picking them up.

Recently, the state model has begun to ship water in the struggle to keep class sizes down and achieve increasingly onerous targets in numeracy and literacy skills.