Sentence examples for underground shipping from inspiring English sources

Shortly afterward, Mr. Isaias rounded up political dissidents and journalists, dooming them to years in prison, often in sweltering, underground shipping containers.

Isaias Afewerki, Eritrea's president, was a charming and progressive leader at one point in his career, but he has since shunned Western aid, locked up dissidents in underground shipping containers and turned his country into the North Korea of Africa.

We sat down and talked for about two hours, and of course, he was defensive and at times even a little delusional — he has sealed off his country from the outside world and sticks his enemies in underground shipping containers, but he insisted that everything was just fine.

The idea of letting the maker of high-speed trains (and London Underground trains), ships and gas turbines go under was unthinkable to Paris.

There was one discovered underground in a shipping container a couple of years ago in Gippsland.

According to Human Rights Watch, prisoners are held in dire conditions, including underground dungeons and shipping containers, without proper food, water or sanitation.

And conventional foundation wall construction was ruled out because of the many underground obstacles, from ships' ballast to the PATH tubes.

According to Human Rights Watch, prisoners are held in crowded underground cells or in shipping containers with no space to lie down.

Anyone caught trying to escape service will likely be arrested and detained for a lengthy period of time often in the extensive network of underground prisons, or in shipping containers at blazing temperatures.

In the show, the cemetery expands; bigger, louder equipment is brought in to get at the gold deep underground; more prostitutes are shipped in.

That heightened, self-referential, beautifully-designed reality that's so alluring in his films is only really possible in hermetic environments: schools, homes, ships, trains, underground.