Sentences with freight
freight
F f - France derives 16% of revenue from air freight.
- ...26 tons of freight.
- The freight arrived by steamboat.
- The limited use of the Sligo rail service for freight could see its viability called into question by the rail review.
- From these ports the grain is freighted down to Addis Ababa. [be VERB-ed adverb/preposition]
- freight transport
- This is a struggle about meaning when the very instruments we have for understanding, the words that must bear the freight, are imperfect because they are human words.
- A local private consortium including British Aerospace, bought the airport and freight provided its biggest income.
- The freight was more expensive for cars than for coal.
- The freight shifted and the trailer turned over on the highway.
- In the opinion of the Emigration Board some deduction should be made from the payment of freight on that account.
- This decision will result in a large amount of heavy freight being carried by lorries on the already overcrowded roads.
- They shipped it ordinary freight to spare the expense.
- A wedding ring is small, but it has massive emotional freight.
- Ministers also believe that the Forth Rail Bridge may be being placed under too much strain because of increasing amounts of freight being carried by rail.
- Many risk their lives to stow away on freight trains.
- English National Opera is a title freighted with implications, and that first adjective promises not only a geographical reach, but a linguistic commitment too.
- Shipping by freight is less expensive.
- Which means that even with taxes and freight halfway across the world, wine is relatively competitively priced.
- 51 and 52 on the Dawkins Subdivision were mixed trains, carrying both freight and passengers.
- We pay the freight.
- I'd like a larger house, but can't afford the freight.
- Armed guards had for decades been placed on freight trains carrying easily stolen freight through populated areas, but thefts in transit continued.
- Vegetable exports dropped considerably because of factors such as high freight as well as other overhead costs.
- A story heavily freighted with private meaning.
- It took all night to freight the ship.
- They'd far prefer to charge all customers full freight rather than start extensive discounting programs.
- Currently, the freight was crossing the border between Nirvan and Dalach, heading north.
- The incident occurred when 51 freight trains began rolling without a conductor and picked up speed.
- This contract covers freight for inbound and outbound shipments but will primarily used for inbound shipments; it does not cover small package shipments.
- At the same time, some shipments may be transferred from air to ocean freight as customers accept longer journey times to save money, Emery's Noske said.
- Passengers stopped travelling that line in 1970 and freight trains stopped using it in 1980.
- The national freight network on the eastern coast is hopeless.