Sentence examples for a freight ship. from inspiring English sources
As a youth, I traversed the canal several times as we sailed in a freight ship from the port of Valparaiso in Chile, to New York.
When Agripina Fyodorovna Antipova saw Istanbul for the first time in the fall of 1920 from the deck of a freight ship, she did so with one small swelling in her womb and a larger one on her back.
In August 2001, at the height of the Tampa crisis – 433 rescued asylum seekers on board a freight ship seeking landfall in Australia – the Australian government made a call to an American bureaucrat, then in Geneva, and asked him to the embassy.
Public attention has also resurfaced after the re-posting of a video of contracted security guards engaged in a gunfight on a freight ship as pirates threaten to board.
"We have a chance to do something smarter, and take a freight ship that is heading in one expensive and unproductive direction and turn it around," Steinberg said.
Ms. Fang, an employee of a freight shipping company in Beijing who asked to be identified only by her surname, said the entire shipping industry had been hit hard.
The Mayaguez was a US freight ship whose crew were detained off Cambodia by the Khmer Rouge a few days after the fall of Saigon.
An Iranian oil tanker that collided with a Chinese freight ship on Saturday was in danger of exploding this morning as flames engulfed the vessel, hampering search efforts for its missing crew.
That's local shorthand for a campaign characterized by race baiting and scare tactics about refugees — a term derived from the 2001 election a few months after the government of Prime Minister John Howard ordered special forces to board a Norwegian freight ship called the MV Tampa, carrying more than 400 rescued refugees, to prevent it from reaching Australia.
Having a camera that does it internally is best, because then all you need is a tripod and a 600-foot freight ship to make a wonderful little clip.
Amid struggles to turn a profit, freight shipping app Cargomatic shifted tactics to go much more low-tech and old-school, according to Business Insider.
