Sentence examples for cargo ready from inspiring English sources

In Calais this week, the migrants' camp was bulldozed, and the desperate people who lived there were rehoused in shipping containers, as if they were a cargo, ready to be transported.

On the platform where men were once launched to the moon, sit a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon capsule loaded with cargo, ready to be catapulted through Earth's atmosphere to the International Space Station on a resupply mission.

Lind sailed from Madras to Vizagapatam earlier in the month with the Indiamen Barnaby and Princess Charlotte and anchored in the roads, while the Indiamen loaded cargo ready for the return journey to Madras.

While the former purpose cares for the alternative production cycles caused by the alternative cargo mixes ready to be transported within a short-term planning period, the added purpose cares for the alternative production cycles caused by the alternative trade areas ready to be serviced within a long-term planning period.

By the time that was done it was 10 pm Friday night, the paperwork was approved by customs, and the cargo was ready to be sent the following morning to Manta in trucks.

(Cargo has a ready-moist version).

WHEN the huge American transport planes dropped their first cargo of 37,000 ready-to-eat meals over Afghanistan last month, crew members were said to have cheered wildly as the yellow packages labeled "Food gift from the people of the United States of America" fell earthward.

When the shipment arrived at Expeditors' warehouse in Hong Kong, staff reassembled the cargo into airplane-ready units, enclosing each batch in plywood boards, plastic sheets and netting.

"Our cargo operation was actually ready to go a day earlier than we actually got released to go".

And once the Falcon 9 proves ready for cargo, it is straightforward to add seats, a carbon dioxide scrubber and other systems to make the capsule suitable for astronauts, Mr. Musk said.

The $5,000 was paid each month from ALAFCO's account number 201-901-04 at the Commercial Bank of Kuwait in New York to Mr El Fekih's personal account (number 0000003930B) at Crédit Lyonnais's branch in Blagnac, France, where Airbus is based on the outskirts of Toulouse.By 1993 three of the nine aircraft under option, all cargo planes, were nearly ready for delivery.