Sentence examples for steadily shipping from inspiring English sources
While the Donmar has been steadily shipping productions to Broadway, with both "Red" and the Jude Law-led "Hamlet" last season, Mr. Melillo said that the "Lear" would not have been commercially viable on Broadway because Mr. Jacobi did not want to do the standard eight performances a week.
Indeed, the analytical approximation La, and other features of the NM theory, make it possible to compute the flow around a steadily advancing ship hull in a highly efficient way, as required for routine practical applications to design and hull-form optimization.
As trade rebounds from the recession, shipping along this route is steadily increasing.
Circulation in England grew steadily for four years, before paper shortages and restrictions on shipping "non-essentials" across the Atlantic meant he had to reconsider his strategy.
Amazon's gross profit margins have decreased steadily in recent years, to about 24percentt, as the company has cut shipping costs and dropped prices.
Opposition to ship money steadily grew, but the 12 common law judges of England declared that the tax was within the king's prerogative, though some of them had reservations.
Meanwhile, with U.S. demand for coal steadily declining, companies are hoping to ship Powder River coal abroad to satisfy demand from India and, especially, China, where coal prices are significantly higher.
Not long ago only upscale lines and expedition ships ventured to Asia, but over the last decade the largest cruise lines have been steadily sending bigger ships here, including Princess Cruises and Royal Caribbean International.
