From there, it was taken to the railroad depot, loaded onto a train, and, on reaching the Potomac, transferred to a steamer, where, despite its label — THIS SIDE UP WITH CARE — it was placed upside down until a tired passenger tipped it over and used it as a seat.
A worker at a Department of Sanitation depot on the Upper East Side gave little more than a grunt as he shoveled rock salt onto a glazed sidewalk.
A taped collage of jazz and pop music arranged by Evren Celimli prompted these travelers to while away their time by bouncing from their chairs and onto the depot floor with a wonderful assortment of shakes, wiggles and quivers.
Four people were injured in the explosions, which apparently began when a brush fire spread onto the Novobohdanivka arms depot over the weekend, igniting stockpiles that began to explode.
Informed that gold and silver coins and bullion from the Confederate treasury were at the train depot in Abbeville, Breckinridge ordered Duke to load it onto wagons and guard it as they continued southward.
But that was before last spring, when it was found that 95,000 gallons of fuel had leaked from the depot's underground storage tanks in 1991 and had seeped onto the property of homeowners on 165th Street.
At crossings, cyclists and pedestrians squeeze onto small islands while traffic rages around a bus depot in the centre of this oversized roundabout.
Shortly after 5 a.m., the helicopter swooped down toward the cash depot and hovered over the building as the robbers hoisted themselves onto the roof in what police said was a carefully planned operation.
In other cities around the world, authorities are rolling out fleets of electric buses and trialling wireless charging, where buses drive onto special platforms to be charged when in the depot.
As a forklift driver at a U.S. Army supply depot at that time, he said he helped load Agent Orange onto trucks to transport it to a port in Naha, from which they would be loaded onto ships headed to Vietnam.
