Shipped on Board

The holosuite closest to him was one of the new ones that had been shipped on board the station and powered up.

Would it not seriously impede your plans to find ourselves shipped on board a slaver?

Ice formation may sometimes be caused or accentuated by water shipped on board and retained on deck.

Following loading, the container is sealed in your presence, delivered directly to the port of departure and shipped on board the first available vessel.

He was then shipped on board the prisoner transport ship SS Westfalen.

(He shipped on board the country ship Pearl for Bussora and may have died later that year.)

In the middle of December 1818 they shipped on board a vessel bound for Marseilles, which they reached after a passage of 76 days.

In his youth Daggoo had voluntarily shipped on board of a whaler, lying in a lonely bay on his native coast.

Thus, by mercantile custom, both "received for shipment" and "shipped on board" bills of lading have come to be treated as documents of title to cargo.

The following year he spent a period in Germany where he organised the delivery of a batch of arms, which was shipped on board the ship Gwalarn.

As soon as he is shipped on board of a man-of-war he becomes as insignificant as a midshipman must unavoidably be from his humble situation.

The aid was shipped on board the vessel SS Kurtuluş with big symbols of the Red Crescent painted on both sides.

It was then taken apart, sent to New York, and shipped on board of the California steamer which sailed on the 20th of August for Aspinwall.

Going to Newport, Rhode Island, they shipped on board the schooner Hopewell, thinking they were on a fishing trip to the Newfoundland banks.

Two statues are shipped on board Airline XX (carrier code 123-) from Heathrow Airport in London, England to Pearson International Airport in Toronto, Canada.

But one of them, the captain of the Monroe, knowing that Ned Land had shipped on board the Abraham Lincoln, begged for his help in chasing a whale they had in sight.

The force would be air-lifted to Cyprus by the R.C.A.F.’s Transport Command, and vehicles and materiel would be shipped on board the aircraft carrier H.M.C.S. Bonaventure.

On the 11th of December he was shipped on board the Wellington by mistake, and on the 2nd of the ensuing month, (January) a free pardon under the royal sign manual was received, and direction issued for carrying the same into effect.

"And this was done and the helicopters were being shipped on board the vessel, and they are still to be assembled you know, when they are delivered they have to be assembled, and the entire process will take not less than three months.