Sentence examples for began freight from inspiring English sources
In March 1942 the China National Aviation Corporation CNACC) began freight service over the Hump, and the United States began a transport program the next month.
After learning of what Anthony Sorvillo, another trustee, called a "sweetheart deal" in August 2001, the civic association's members met with representatives of the L.I.R.R. and the New York & Atlantic Railway, which began freight operations using L.I.R.R. tracks in 1997.
Increasingly, manufacturers began transporting freight by truck and the 40-mile stretch of track -- dubbed the Lackawanna Cutoff -- was eventually taken out of service in 1979.
Dragonair Cargo continued to see steady growth and the airline began a Hong Kong Shanghai freight route on behalf of DHL in June 2003 and leased an Airbus A300 freighter to start a cargo service to Nanjing in June 2004.
In September, FedEx Freight began a 6.75 percent general rate increase.
PAGE 3 Subduing a Train Fire Baltimore firefighters gained the upper hand in a blaze that began when a freight train derailed.
This was a satisfactory system all around until about a generation ago, when the amount of freight began to outrun the supply of waterfront bums.
See articleThe first regular train service in more than half a century to link North and South Korea began operating, carrying freight across the border.Afghanistan's president, Hamid Karzai, said he needed more help from NATO and others to build a 200,000-strong army.
A timber merchant called John Boxold owned barges in 1815 and 1832, while in 1820, a company began running regular freight services to London, using three barges based near the town quay.
At 3 12 p.m., the centralized traffic control signals gave a green light to the first train to pass through the Thistle area since the slide began, an eastbound freight train coming from the Southern Pacific Railroad at Ogden, destined for Herington, Kansas.
Amazon also recently begun providing freight-forwarding services for some of its partners in China, opening the possibility that more e-commerce companies may start insourcing more of their logistics to save money and speed up deliveries.
