Sentence examples similar to Take a lorry from inspiring English sources

It may take a lorry-load of Semtex to get some of our members canvassing, but they'll all turn up to help at surgery.

So if you take a lorry-load of rubbish to a landfill site, you will be charged by the owner around £25 per tonne for the privilege, taking your costs, with the landfill tax, to about £100 per tonne (though there are variations depending on what and where you are dumping).

A government study found that it takes a lorry four days and $864 in bribes to make it from Mombasa to Kigali.

He explained how he and his 14-year-old brother walked for eight months to get to the UK, taking a lorry for the last leg from Calais.

In a separate incident, a loading area floor collapsed while sheep were taken off a lorry.

One local drug vendor reported that to get a lorry to take their drugs to Damaturu sometimes took up to 2 weeks.

And then of course from time to time they'd have cargo parts of lorries or something like that which could be put together to make a lorry and taken ashore on two or three fishing boats in calm weather.

I could take you to a lorry drivers' café in France, and you'd be given oysters.

The soldiers then took us to a lorry and we got on the back.

More than a dozen drivers will be prosecuted for taking photos of a lorry crash in Cambridgeshire, say police.

The Dinka trader in charge of the lorry, Daniel Deng, had taken a risk buying the cows from a Murle area.