Sentence examples for supposed to ship from inspiring English sources

After all, it wasn't supposed to ship more than five years after Windows XP. A. No. No, it wasn't.

"From a product quality standpoint, you should know that we have delayed this game four times," Mr. Fajors said, adding that the game was originally supposed to ship alongside the Xbox 360's debut last November.

The company was supposed to ship the remaining 500 vehicles of a 1000 taxi order in October, but delays in securing finance due to the eurozone crisis mean they will not be dispatched until the end of this month.

The Keystone XL pipeline was supposed to ship bitumen from the oil sands of this western-Canadian province to the Gulf Coast, allowing producers to reach markets further afield and fetch higher prices for their product – which currently trades at a discount to the global price.

Headlined "Dear @ElonMusk: you should be ashamed of yourself", the letter listed Alsop's issues with the event: it started late, it focused too much on safety, and it was so packed that even people like Alsop, who had placed a $5,000 deposit on the car (which was originally supposed to ship in 2013, but had only delivered 208 cars by the end of 2015), didn't get the chance to test drive it.

Obviously it's supposed to ship in November.

Originally, the P was suppose to ship sometime in February, but the FedEx man should probably drop a few of off sometime before the end of this month.

Originally the device was suppose to ship later this month but the company tweeted that the first shipment made it through customs faster than expected.

In Cape May, N.J., Rich Layton's six-week-old start-up, Layton Sports Cards, was supposed to be shipping sports card orders all week.

Mr. Menem acknowledged that he had signed decrees enabling the sales but said that the arms were supposed to be shipped to other countries.

I am angry because I ordered the Christmas present on Dec. 10, and the item was available and supposed to be shipped in 24 hours.