Sentence examples for excessive hauls from inspiring English sources
Recreational fishermen took similarly excessive hauls during this era, using rods and reels, handlines, setlines, drum nets, gill nets and even explosives, with hauls often either wasted or illegally sold.
This not only leads to excessive water hauling costs for operators in each consecutive well but also liquid blockage for hydrocarbon flow.
Clusters of grid cells less than 900 km in area were identified as areas compact enough to support an AD without excessive manure hauling costs.
It observes that supply-firm profits have increased from £233m in 2009 to £1.1 billion in 2012, even though the companies themselves are not much more efficient (it chose not to say whether it thought those hauls "excessive").
Hence his new hashtag campaign, #CarryOnShame, which encourages passengers to post photos of their flightmates hauling excessive amounts of luggage onto planes.
Here's something to elicit happy honks from California motorists: Two of the more abusive aspects of traffic citations — "bail for trial" and excessive fines — are being hauled off the road.
GSR is unsuitable for long-haul routes because excessive control overheads are required to transmit data between the source and the destination.
Reopening the U.S. border to Mexican long-haul trucks would lift the excessive tariffs placed on U.S. products.
: On 20 November 1958, locomotive No. 70026 Polar Star was hauling an excursion train that was derailed at Milton, Oxfordshire due to excessive speed through a crossover.
: On 26 October 1947, locomotive No. 66 Merry Hampton was hauling an express passenger train which was derailed at, Northumberland due to excessive speed through a crossover.
