shipping company

"With our information, the shipping company was able to save a lot of money, and we were in business."

He was a board member and chairman of several shipping companies.

Later that same year, the first private shipping companies began operations.

He had to deal with shipping companies in Africa, getting stuff across.

The company expanded, taking over a number of other shipping companies between 1951 and 1965.

In 1933 she was sold to a German shipping company.

Built in 1928, the building was long used as offices for shipping companies.

It was the January board meeting of a private shipping company.

"I hear that you have the largest shipping company in London."

But nearly all shipping companies are looking for alternative sites.

The post office and the shipping company each have one electric car.

The cost of operating the systems, the group says, should be paid by shipping companies.

But the practice has grown in recent years as shipping companies try to save money.

However, he was quickly offered a new job by the shipping company Fred.

After this second blow, many shipping companies left the island.

What shipping companies would ask is for the canal to remain in American hands.

It's not a crime for anyone, even the managing director of a shipping company, to go off without saying where.

It's not that he wants a settlement from the shipping company, if one was offered.

And a shipping company that rejected the building a year ago may take 150,000 square feet.

After this, he worked as an office clerk in a couple of London shipping companies.

He gave me his daughter, and the helm of a powerful shipping company.

"And the one or two would usually be someone from the management of the shipping company.

Not only the shipping company is useless but also their airlines are.

However, it never arrived due to a strike by the shipping company.

In 1973 it merged all its shipping companies into one division.