Sentence examples for barges move from inspiring English sources
Barges move 300 million tons of goods a year, often through New Orleans.
Similarly laden barges move within view of commuters on the ferries.
Barges move 300 million tons of goods a year on the Mississippi — a number that has remained mostly flat since 2000.
Barges move approximately 5%to10%0% of ethanol, in addition to the DDGS and fertilizers necessary for the production of corn.
The engineers are constantly dredging the river's sandy bottom or building levees to keep barges moving.
Just 47 barges moved up the river from the Gulf of Mexico in 1989, the most recent year for which figures are available.
Second, the means of transport were improved by the introduction of steam-powered, and later diesel-powered, tugs; prior to the mid-19th century, barges moving upstream were towed either by teams of horses or gangs of men.
In 2007, barges moved 55% of corn to ports, and 1% of corn to processors, feed lots, and dairies [54].
Except that a barge, moved on purpose or by the tides, obscures the word "change".
The eels are brought from Quebec in a barge with openings below the waterline, so the sea-water flows over the eels as the barge moves along.
