Sentence examples for I freight from inspiring English sources
Like its rivals, the port is "intermodal", meaning that it welcomes not just ships but also barges, trucks and, alone among American deepwater ports, six Class I freight railways.
Seyburn understands that the poet and the comedian seek many of the same effects — misdirection, delay, surprise — and that the line break is a piece of punctuation: "I freight a Shaker chair on my back up / Mount Blue, because there is nowhere to sit / in nature".
In North America, for example, approximately 30 million crossties are currently in service on Class I freight railroads.
The Class I freight railroads have spent almost $3 billion to develop and begin deploying PTC, and will spend another $5 billion before it can be safely used across the country.
"I hopped freight cars and got sent home twice, and once I spent the night in jail," he recalled.
Over the last two decades the number of large, independent -- so-called Class I -- freight lines has declined substantially.
During World War I all freight and passenger transportation was subject to a use tax.
At first, he writes, "I stole freight, and quite a bit.
As a 19-year-old wanderluster on a cross-country hitchhiking trip, I jumped freight trains and rolled out my sleeping bag under freeway overpasses.
And most of all I want Freight Farms to become a key part of educating our next generation about food.
In contrast to the Civil War, when hostilities sharply curtailed business on the Old Bay Line, World War I doubled freight and passenger business on the line to the busy ports of Norfolk and the Hampton Roads area, with 107,664 passengers using the line in 1917.
