Meanings of shuttled in in English

Middle-aged men shuttled in and out of the Killinarden Public House.

It shuttled in and out of the music:

Those attending need to be dropped off 25 minutes away in Mullumbimby, and will be shuttled in.

Bellboys shuttled in and out with suitcases and there was a line at the desk, which was dominated by a huge brass cash register.

United Nations diplomats shuttled in their blue-stenciled airplanes between Kabul and Islamabad by the week, but the prospects for a peaceful political settlement appeared dim.

It has also designed limousines for the political class, most recently for President Vladimir Putin, after he insisted on being shuttled in a Russian-built ride.

Bulkers have another Achilles' heel: their hatches, sizable deck openings that enable cargo to be shuttled in and out of the holds with maximum speed.