Sentence examples for cargo coming from inspiring English sources

In this Watteau-like panorama, there is never any unfrivolous human cargo coming down the river.

Shippers, even if they can avoid radiation exposure, know that cargo coming from Japan is now subject to new delays.

"We are seeing a significant increase in the amount of cargo coming directly by sea to here," Mr. Larrabee said.

Cargo coming through many American ports leading into the holidays was lower than many had expected, which affected rail and road shippers.

The river, Florida's fifth-largest port with an estimated $4 billion dollars in cargo coming and going over the course of a year, has always had something of a colorful reputation.

He said that American consumers' seemingly unquenchable thirst for imported goods, as well as changing patterns of trade, are expected to increase the amount of cargo coming through the port.

I asked him what sort of cargo came ashore.

Most of that cargo came from Asia and represented 10percentt of the gross domestic product of East Asia, economists said.

Now we need a much stronger focus on security at the seaports, where cargo comes and goes by the billions of tons annually.

— It is harvest season in wine country, the time of year when the scent of crushed grapes infuses the air and flatbed trucks heavy with fruit cargo come lurching down narrow back roads.

A lively trade took place on the back of the tributary missions, and the Okinawan depot in Quanzhou remained in unbroken use until the last tributary cargo came in from Naha in 1875.China seeped deep into Okinawan culture.