Sentence examples for suggests shipping from inspiring English sources

When Mexico's poor, unseen offstage, protest Mr. Fox's plan to tax food and medicine, she suggests shipping them "happy boxes," a fast-food grab bag -- an unveiled reference to a still-unrealized Fox plan to give simple survival kits to migrants trying to sneak into the United States.

Most remarkably, Ben Carson suggests shipping the several million Palestinians on the West Bank to Egypt -- oblivious to both the geopolitical consequences and the darkly ironic resonance of proposing to expel an entire people based on their ethnicity.

3 00pm: I get another 38 baked sweet potato pies into the freezer; UPS suggests shipping them frozen and sent Second Day Air with a freezer pack; we're doing it.

The president's comments suggest shipping professionals are telling him they'd rather keep their financial advantage over Puerto Rico in the midst of a life-threatening situation than cede money they arguably shouldn't be getting in the first place.

And no one is suggesting shipping CO2 to Iceland just to get rid of it.

Here there's plenty of metal in the form of pipes and cables that suggest ships' rigging and suspension bridges, but the structure is anchored by substantial lengths of gnarled and ocean-grooved wood.

N. Gregory Mankiw, President Bush's chief economist, who stirred controversy by suggesting that shipping service jobs overseas could be good for the economy, said his comments were "far from clear and were misinterpreted".

Mr. Kostunica and other Serbs have tried to extend the logic of pragmatism to his extradition, suggesting that shipping him off to The Hague could prove counter-productive and even politically fatal to a fledgling democracy.

Port Elizabeth, as its name suggests, suits shipping containers.

The installation suggests a shipping depot of an extraordinarily high-end retailer.

It suggests that shipping emissions cost the Danish health service almost £5bn a year, mainly treating cancers and heart problems.