Sentence examples for taking shipments from inspiring English sources

In some cases, it has done this by taking shipments directly from manufacturers, just as Wal-Mart does.

The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in the salt caverns of Carlsbad, New Mexico, started taking shipments of waste from the country's military programme in 1999.

"It only needs the Germans to stop taking shipments or the dumps to fill up for the crisis to re-erupt," says Peppe Ruggiero of Legambiente, a green lobby group.

SINGAPORE — Chinese steel mills, suffering from weak demand at home, have either defaulted on supply contracts or have deferred taking shipment of as much as four million tons of iron ore this month after a rapid decline in prices, traders said.

It also agreed immediate distribution to councils hit by the new band of snow, from a national stockpile that has taken shipments from as far away as Peru.

A new terminal designed to take shipments of gas in frozen form opened in Kent in July, and two more are due to open by the end of 2007.

Gasoline and other fuels are in short supply because smugglers have taken shipments out of the country and because the region's major refinery failed last week after the four power lines supplying it were cut by saboteurs.

All AT&T stores will shut their doors at 4 30PM to take shipment of iPhones.

Instead of taking the shipments to Jacarepagua, though, Luciano would dump the packages in Niteroi, a separate city across Guanabara Bay to Rio's east, where João Victor would take control of them.

The expanded U.S. military involvement is aimed at relieving the bottleneck for earthquake aid that has piled up at Katmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport and taking relief shipments to distribution points across the country, officials said.

Japanese authorities are pressing for Britain to take the shipments back.