The phrase "load of goods" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a large amount of items or merchandise being delivered, usually in bulk. For example: "The truck arrived carrying a heavy load of goods."
Under the current system, three trucks are usually required to transport one load of goods from either the United States or Mexico through the border region and onward to the final destination.
"If they've got a load of goods that they intend to convert to money, they're going to keep going," Rogers says — and, because retailers have forbidden loss-prevention agents to give chase, the merchandise is lost.
And sending freight on the ship is expensive, costing £5,000 per container load of goods.
Moments later it's humiliation time as they make the conspicuous con undo his strap and dump his smuggled load of goods on the floor.
Somewhere between 60 and 70percentt of them were brought in from other states, like Bahia, and they were sold a load of goods by the company.
Somewhere between 60-70 percent of them were brought in from other states like Bahia, and they were sold a load of goods by the company.
(Those prices include a load of good, greaseless waffle fries, a jumbo pickle and a speck of smooth, creamy cole slaw).
"I've got a load of good players in my club, but I only have 4,000 coins," explains JMX25, a Youtuber with over 275,000 subscribers, in a video uploaded this week.
"The issue we have always found is that although we have developed a load of good stand-alone show apps, the issue is when that show ends, you lose that audience and in junction breaks between programmes you can't do anything now, so with this one aggregated app you can really create some interesting experiences," says Underwood.
We owe you for a load of good nights around the gaming table.
He said he would need a "bucket load of good luck" to climb all three.
