Sentence examples for freight themselves from inspiring English sources
It also seems unfair to allow some profitable corporations to bill taxpayers for pension and retirement benefits while requiring others in the private sector — albeit a dwindling number — to pay the freight themselves.
It is not in the nature of cats, at least in the case of the platoon of strays we have adopted in our travels around the world, to freight themselves with speculations about their fortune in finding human refuge.
Import costs (freight costs) themselves, often considered a strong area of savings for local firms, only accounts for 4% of the 25% difference in Tanzanian and Indian generic firm production costs [ 40].
It prevents the film from being just another blockbuster action flick - albeit a breathtakingly epic one where streets literally fold in on themselves, a freight train runs through the middle of a street and torrents of water smash through windows.
Many travel along rail lines like the Union Pacific and the Norfolk Southern, hoisting themselves into empty freight train boxcars.
Then I thought about the stowaways who cram themselves into shipping boxes on freight containers.
In this, the new rules are a step forward.But it was also planned that the parliament would more clearly separate the companies that run rail infrastructure, especially the tracks themselves, from those that provide freight and passenger service.
Fortunately, any danger of heavyhanded symbolic freight is delightfully offset by the characters themselves, like Miles's feckless father, Max, who is one of the novel's great treats.
In accident after accident, in derailments and grade-crossing collisions, CSX and other major freight railroads have used Amtrak to shield themselves from tens of millions of dollars in liability, an examination by The New York Times has found.
"The team was required to safely remove a large number of protesters who had secured themselves on top of a freight train outside the station," he said.
During their sojourn, Freddy and Fredericka hitch rides on freight trains, work for the Salvation Army and set themselves up as dentists in a small Nebraska town.
