Sentence examples for willing to ship from inspiring English sources
But if you're planning on adding the Wii to your holiday gift list, you'd better put in your order now–or start searching your Facebook "friends" list for someone living in Japan who will be willing to ship one to you.
Some sellers will be willing to ship a vehicle to a buyer, but this is a rare occurrence on eBay Motors.
(Vialta is willing to ship each of the pair to a different address).
Given such acknowledgement, the GOTX would be willing to ship S-K production through Azerbaijan.
By extension, that means they may be willing to ship him elsewhere before the July 31 trading deadline.
That was Dolan, willing to ship off the rebel that challenged him for a retread who bores him.
As the beleaguered rebels run out of ammunition, Mr Assad's more gung-ho enemies in the Gulf appear willing (though slow) to ship in arms.
Until 1903, Juventus wore stylish pink shirts before club officials asked one of its players, the Englishman John Savage, if there might be someone back home willing and able to ship some "real" soccer shirts to Italy.
The major cartels are so confident of their ability to bribe officials that they are willing to risk shipping huge quantities of cocaine in a boatload.
Until last month, Americans could admire Antonio Citterio's Shaker wood-burning stove, which won Germany's prestigious Red Dot design award in 2006, but they couldn't have one -- unless they were willing to pay extra to ship it from Europe and forgo fire insurance, because most insurance companies won't write policies for homes with stoves that aren't approved for use in the United States.
But while there may not yet be any notable challengers to Facebook's momentum, said Ray Valdes, an analyst at the research firm Gartner, the company could be accumulating enough damage to its reputation that if a worthy opponent emerges, it will have a ready base of people willing to jump ship.
