Sentence examples for cargo move from inspiring English sources

The scene before it on the Hudson River waterfront is still busy -- park construction keeps the corner noisy -- but one can see few traces of the marine culture described in the 1939 W.P.A. guide to New York City: "Glaciers of freight and cargo move across this strip of... waterfront.

There are hundreds of points of contact between the two economies: 147 land border crossings, 187 airports of various sizes with cross-border flights, 76 ports and 15 rail crossings through which people and cargo move, according to Canada Customs' tally.

In most steps of intracellular traffic, including endocytosis, proteins (referred to as "cargo") move between intracellular organelles and the extracellular milieu via formation of vesicles or tubules.

In addition, air cargo moves both on airlines that carry only freight and on passenger planes.

In 2005, the cargo moving through the port was worth $132 billion-a record sum.

It will bring heavy lifting equipment, medical teams and forklift trucks to help get cargo moving.

Cargo moved: more than 249,000 tons, from 267 bases and ports.

With the police and troops inspecting cargo moving through New York City, too many trips to Brooklyn and Long Island will add up to destitution.

An estimated $1 billion in cargo moves through the ports each day, and hundreds of thousands of jobs in the region are connected to the ports.

Nonetheless, this statistic significantly underestimates the importance of air freight because, in value of cargo moved, air transport dominates all other modes.

America wants international inspections of all cargo moving in or out of North Korea, and the freezing of North Korean assets linked to illicit activities.