“There were 2160 refugees in camps, most of whom had arrived on a large ship, the Southern Cross.”

“In this case, the sizable merchant population was involved in the shipping of goods from the Greek world in return for Egyptian luxury products.”

“My first afternoon, on reaching New Bedford, was spent in visiting the wharves and viewing the shipping.”

“The shipper carefully packaged the fragile contents to ensure safe delivery.”

“After all these inter-agency negotiations, however, no shipper or haulier will agree to carry it because technically it is radioactive waste.”

“Because the packaging was not up to par, the shipper did not see one cent in restitution.”

“A seaman had run from the Lion's hold and whispered in the ear of the shipman.”

“When shipman would not open the door, Nowak began to cry, the police said.”

“I bought it for two rose nobles from a shipman who came from the Levant.”

“Gary Carey, of Edmond shipway, Glen Cooke, of Arcadis AYH, Paul Shrimpton, of CHarris, and Peter lakin, of E C Harris.”

“Other seaside homes in the top five list include Glan Y Mor at Criccieth and The Boatyard and Shipway at Pwllheli.”

“Jess joins Brittanie Shipway and Elly Oh, among a few others, in this year's roster of 4-chair nods.”

“The defendants resold part of one shipment of lumber and later complained that the lumber was defective and refused to pay for it.”

“His efforts resulted in the shipment of well over 20,000 plants and seedlings, in Wardian cases, to the Himalayas.”

“The lead had severely decomposed during its one hundred year history, and its fragility was exacerbated by poor packing for shipment.”

“The crew looked around wildly, disbelieving their ears, shooting incredulous looks towards their shipmate.”

“I'm just passing through to kill time till my shipmate fixes the ship that she damaged.”

“And when a ship need underway replenishment or a shipmate goes overboard, this highly-qualified team s launched into action.”

“Others claim that China has investigated the possibility of buying a light aircraft carrier from a European shipbuilder.”

“Each shipbuilder constructs sections of the ship, while final assembly, outfitting, test and delivery are alternated between them.”

“So we're working on providing the right capability for the ship and at the same time minimizing the uncertainty for the shipbuilder.”

“When he learnt of a valuable Baltic convoy carrying timber and tar for shipbuilding due into port, he waited to ambush it off Scarborough.”

“With evidence like that, it's not at all hard to see why teak is commonly used in the construction, shipbuilding, and outdoor furniture industry.”

“Clinker shipbuilding was a genuine craft, in which the shipwright remained close to his materials.”

“The shipper carefully packaged the fragile contents to ensure safe delivery.”

“After all these inter-agency negotiations, however, no shipper or haulier will agree to carry it because technically it is radioactive waste.”

“Because the packaging was not up to par, the shipper did not see one cent in restitution.”

“Ships of the Age of Discovery were built from the mind of a shipwright, instead of blueprints.”

“Clinker shipbuilding was a genuine craft, in which the shipwright remained close to his materials.”

“The crane jib came to rest on the pontoon narrowly missing a civilian shipwright working beside Young Endeavour.”

“There were 2160 refugees in camps, most of whom had arrived on a large ship, the Southern Cross.”

“The shipmaster skillfully navigated the vessel through treacherous waters, ensuring the safety of the crew and cargo.”

“They were carried before the Governor, with the shipmaster and the supercargo.”

“He was a Harwich shipmaster and First World War hero executed by the Germans.”

“In 1507, a year after seizing power, Afonso sent to Portugal a shipload of copper and ivory.”

“The shopkeeper said that a large shipload of tourists had arrived in town.”

“Victoria managed to pull through and return to Spain with a shipload of costly spices.”

“Transportation methods from plantation to shipside naturally vary with local topographical and economic conditions.”

“Dr. Ridley then took off his gown and tippet, and gave them to his brother-in-law, Mr. shipside.”

“The absence of anti-syphon loops in the pump discharge piping inboard of the shipside valves, would also have contributed to the ingress of seawater through the valves onto the factory deck.”

“Ah... I find that the best way to maintain joyous shipperhood is to not read much schmoopy shipper fic.”

“My guards' breath were puffs of crystal in the moonlight as they escorted me across the shipyard compound to where the wagon waited.”

“Aurora will be repaired at either a UK or German shipyard and will be out of service for about five weeks.”

“The air force launched a massive air raid with high explosive bombs on the shipyard.”

“So some respectable dodo in the Mauritius might have lorded it in his nest, and discussed the arrival of that shipful of pitiless sailors in want of animal food.”

“And that which was most to our disaduantage, the one halfe part of the men of euerie shippe sicke, and vtterly vnseruiceable.”

“Shiplet has been named sales support specialist for CTG, responsible for onsite customer service to large, multilocation retail accounts in Texas.”

“It also proposed allowing governments to resume aid to help EU shipbuilders compete with Korean rivals.”

“The shipbuilders have been playing well and are formidable opponents for anyone on their own patch.”

“On September 14, seven striking shipbuilders in Cadiz, southern Spain were injured in a tear gas and plastic bullet attack by riot police.”

“The even skin of the carvel hull enabled shipwrights to cut gunports close to the waterline.”

“And though it is still clogged with scaffolding, shipwrights, and a half-dozen cherry pickers, the promenade is already expansively dramatic.”

“A family of Tamil shipwrights were adzing baulks of timber into banana-shaped fishing rafts.”

“The shipmasters knew the way only by memory, and would never tell where the people really came from.”

“After the loss of Egypt and North Africa, the grain fleets manned by hereditary shipmasters disappeared.”

“Story panels and artifacts recreate a warehouse alive with business activity among farmers, merchants and shipmasters.”

“When shiploads of contraband disembarked at Mississippi River towns, they were often outnumbered by the employers who anxiously awaited them.”

“Two shiploads of cranes were exported from the port to Barcelona in January.”

“Beginning in 1882 he brought them by the shipload from Hong Kong, ten shiploads in fact, for a total of about six thousand.”

“Its wharves and shipyards were busy throughout most of the Revolution, but were particularly active in the decades following the end of the war.”

“The 250 exhibitors from top shipyards and international luxury yacht manufacturers made the show the largest of its kind in Asia.”

“The material was sprayed onto buildings, used in shipyards, it covered pipes, was weaved into cloth and was even placed in cigarette filters.”

“The merchant ship's hold had been emptied, and according to the crew some of their shipmates had been shanghaied by the pirates.”

“After a pause, Marlow goes on to tell his shipmates about his experience as a freshwater sailor.”

“Daemon seated himself as inconspicuously as possible while his shipmates mingled raucously with the riff-raff that populated the bar.”

“Texas will collect sales tax revenue on shipments now as well as a shipper's permit fee from wineries.”

“These shipments were simply regraded and accepted as a less expensive category.”

“Large shipments of raw silk, tea, and coffee, as well as the traditional pepper and spices, also came from Asia.”

“Ten archers, with thirty shipmen, under the master, may hold the waist while ten lie aloft with stones and arbalests.”

“Backup tapes of data are shipped daily and the shipping organizations have contracts with their shippers.”

“With the export trade expanding, shippers, bankers and insurance companies also jostled with each other on the trading floor.”

“I went down by the Nieuwe Haven among old steamboats, and walked along ranks of tall houses built for wool merchants and wine shippers.”