Sentence examples for for loading containers from inspiring English sources

Many shippers contend that the port operators form an oligopoly that overcharges the shipping lines for loading containers.

But packing and loading containers is not cheap.

But loading containers took a lot longer than loading the hold of a ship, Also, the scrap tended to damage the sides of the containers.

Conversely, in this case study trucks move loaded containers to import customers and drivers wait for the empty containers, while unpacking operations are performed.

The time for handling (loading three containers in the field, emptying them in the ensiling area of the bioenergy plant and subsequently unloading the empty containers in the field) is 30 minutes per transport.

Security personnel can thus detect suspicious objects at a glance, and either clear the container for loading or redirect it for close inspection.In trials conducted last year at Brisbane Airport, a prototype was able to detect a range of explosives, drugs and other contraband.

"Today you'll say, 'Vita, how come you're not buying laundry detergent?' " The week before, she got a 32-load container of Ajax for 88 cents, and now has 11 containers stacked by the washer in her basement, not far from the 40 pounds of rice she got for $2. Nor will she buy hand sanitizers this day.

The port authority provided the average mooring time and time for loading and unloading in order to model service times of inland container barges in the port area.

Both the mayor and the Staten Island borough president, James P. Molinaro, said, for instance, that if the Howland Hook Container Terminal, a big cargo handler not far from Fresh Kills, wanted to bid for some of the work -- loading the containers for transport out of the city by ocean-going barge, or perhaps eventually by rail -- it could.

Their owners were prospering thanks to a steady demand for hauling loaded sea containers from Karachi's port to landlocked Afghanistan.

I loaded heavy containers that contained everything from steaks to clothes.