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The companies would then get the late shipments originally intended for the doctors.

He cited a variety of causes, like late shipments by manufacturers.

You probably carried her latest shipment of hashish right through customs.

Late shipments of Christmas goods brought the wrath of the federal government.

DisplaySearch released its latest shipment numbers for the plasma market today.

As for Duke, her latest shipment contained a jar of imps.

The reparations were delivered according to a strict schedule, with penalties for late shipments.

- the latest shipment date or given period for shipment.

"You've worked too hard today on Angus's latest shipments.

It would be foolish to expose the latest shipment to a danger that wasn't yet neutralized.

"Late shipment by civilians through such channels raises reasonable questions about the legitimacy of the ballot," the instructions said.

He winked at the others and added, "I'll be seeing her later on after I pick up the latest shipment of spare parts."

As a result, decisions are often last minute, which can be deadly when retailers are increasingly finicky about late shipments.

Standing, she answered, "Looking over the latest shipment from Paradise Promotions."

After which we must take our latest shipment of crystals and get back to our own towns, eh, Willome?

Reviewing the details of their latest shipment on the padd's display screen, Aldo did not even look up as he walked.

"Unfortunately, my latest shipment hasn't arrived yet."

Ms. Karan said late shipments plagued many designers who bought Italian fabric.

I realized the other day, digging a bed for a late shipment of lilies, why I always think of vegetables when someone says "garden."

Nike denied that it had pulled back on existing orders or punished Foot Locker with late shipments, as had been reported.

O'Niel does find and destroy the latest shipment of drugs which were hidden in a food shipment from the Jupiter space station.

The latest shipment of Soviet weapons, including heavy artillery, arrived at the port of Assab on Sept. 12, he said.

According to her conversation, the woman had been performing an inventory of McPherson's latest shipments, so Gryph would seek her out.

This latest shipment of Libyan horses, heads hanging down with exhaustion, were not as troublesome coming out of the ship as they had been going in.

"Would'vebeen worse if it hadn't been for that late shipment of Bouncing Barbies," Sergeant Major Wacleva grumped.