Sentence examples for cargo of wheat from inspiring English sources
Later in the month, the Greek steamer Dorothy and her cargo of wheat from Karachi were sunk 45 nautical miles from Cap D'Armi.
Five days later, UB-47 attacked the Japanese steamer Shinsan Maru, from Karachi with a cargo of wheat for delivery to Italy.
After being hit, the 4,220-ton 4,220-tonship beached her on Barnard Sands to save the cargo of wheat shipped from Montreal, but the ship was a complete loss.
The Irish government sought an explanation from Germany for the sinking of the neutral Greek ship Adamandios Georgandis: "the entire cargo of which comprised grain for exclusive consumption in Éire" She was sailing from Rosario (in Argentina) to Cork with a cargo of wheat when she was torpedoed and sunk south-west of Ireland at.
On Thursday, a helicopter from a German frigate drove off a pirate boat that was attacking an Egyptian cargo ship with a load of wheat.
A de-facto blockade enforced by the coalition of Yemen has seen supplies of basic necessities reduced to a trickle; last week the WFP, citing extensive waiting periods for ships to berth and offload cargo, said a 3,000 metric ton shipment of wheat flour destined for Hodeidah Port had to be discarded after it was found to be "infested".
The same day she also damaged the British cargo ship Berwindale, en route to Avonmouth with a load of wheat from Galveston, Texas.
There's time to kill so we watch a short film about the gold rush and take an interesting tour round a 1929 paddle steamer that was kept busy going up to Alaska with its cargoes of Shredded Wheat and whiskey and, of course, people until someone thought of building a road in the 1950s.
On the same day the Indian Navy engaged the pirates, a cargo ship registered in Hong Kong and loaded with 36,000 tons of wheat was seized in the Gulf of Aden, the official Chinese news agency Xinhua reported.
The main cargoes on Beverley Beck in 1730 were coal, bricks, turfs and wool, together with cereal crops, consisting of wheat, barley, oats and malt.
