Sentence examples for cargo of from inspiring English sources

But why hijack a cargo of slag?

"Cry", with its cargo of shrill hysteria.

A cargo of bodies was at their feet.

"Our only 'dangerous cargo' is a cargo of hope".

On board was a cargo of liquefied natural gas (LNG).

The mission and cargo of the ships are unknown.

He sold a cargo of furs in China, where he took aboard a cargo of tea with which he returned to England (1788).

"So that cargo of drugs is definitely a method of payment, a kind of coin".

"A ship like this could carry a cargo of up to about 100 tonnes," Boetto says.

The ship was bound for London with a cargo of hardwoods.

Experts estimate its cargo of coins might fetch as much as $4 billion.