Sentence examples for enormous cargo from inspiring English sources

As with any Corvette, the enormous cargo hatch, the surprisingly tolerable ride and the respectable fuel economy improve what is already a top value.

George is referring to an enormous cargo ship, the Maersk Kendall, whose parent company is "the Coca-Cola of freight with none of the fame".

Giacomo Catania, an inspector with the Guardia di Finanza who was in charge of storing the incoming drugs, explained another oddity: The enormous cargo ships they seized — some as long as a soccer field and designed to carry fleets of automobiles or cargo containers — were empty except for the drugs.

On and on, everything from enormous cargo lifters to lumbering bombers, Hercules freighters and the F-14 Tomcat fighters made famous in Top Gun.

On Thursday an enormous cargo carrier named YM Efficiency hit rough seas about 30 kilometres from Port Stephens.

Quantum is, after all, an action movie, full of gas-guzzling chases involving boats and, at one point, an enormous cargo plane.

The enormous Ilyushin cargo planes cast strange shadows on the water as they fly in and out; the town, which has been devastated by AIDS, is an incoherent gathering place of vulnerable fishermen, drunken pilots, prostitutes longing to get out, and orphaned children getting stoned on the streets at night.

Learning about it's history and how it has affected this country and still does today, and to witness the sheer size of these enormous PANAMEX cargo ships that pass through the canal with literally inches clearing the canal on both sides is a marvel to behold.

Transport ships ferried cargo from enormous docks.

At the height of the whaling boom in the 19th century, 329 whaling vessels sailed from New Bedford, in addition to others from Nantucket and other ports, bringing in cargo of enormous value each year.

Carriers like Avianca of Colombia, which is in Chapter 11 but has enormous appeal as a cargo carrier, are actively being shopped by owners whose core business is not aviation and who are thus eager to cut their losses.