Sentence examples for Taking the freight from inspiring English sources

Taking the freight example, rail is well placed to offer the long-distance trunk haul for consumer as well as bulk cargoes because each freight train can remove up to 130 HGVs from our congested road network, thus reducing congestion, collisions and pollution.

They were taking the freight elevator to the roof, where firefighters pulled them to the roof of an adjacent building.

Podesta and three aides known as the "go team" had slipped out of her Brooklyn headquarters Friday afternoon, taking the freight elevator to avoid the reporters staking out the front of the building.

Both writers make sex take the freight of a larger vision of life.

Gilberto Castro, DHL's disaster response manager, said in a telephone interview with reporters that his team of six relief workers, who had arrived in the late morning Thursday, would be helping the United States military take the freight off the planes, and then storing it in one of three hangars.

A local driver at the end of the trip would then take the freight to its final drop off point.

She had to take the dirty freight elevators in the fancy downtown department stores if she wanted to shop there.

She said she and her daughter took the northbound freight train through Mexico in a bid to reunite with her brother in Dallas.

Few migrants now take the infamous freight train known as La Bestia that used to trundle south to north through Mexico covered with a layer of Central American migrants perched on top or clinging to the sides.

Taking the example of road freight transport, which is specifically targeted by the legislation, we shall refer to European examples, forecasts made by experts (on the basis of a variety of simulations using macroeconomic models, or the recommendations of the Rocard Commission), and the statements of French stakeholders (shippers, hauliers, federations,…).

Manifestly it was permissible to establish such a district, and taking the team-track and freight-shed service in that area, and the average spur-track service, the Commission reached the conclusion set forth.