Sentence examples for loadings from inspiring English sources
The word "loadings" is both correct and usable in written English
Generally, this term refers to the amount or quantity of a certain item being loaded or transported at one time. For example, "The trucks were loaded with several loadings of bricks."
Actually, provided the tensile load is not great enough to break inner strand yarns, repeated loadings may result in higher breaking strengths by inducing better mutual adjustment of yarn and strand tensions as the rope is repeatedly stretched.
The reforms were centred on providing a base level of funding for each student to be topped up with student loadings according to need, but the Coalition repeatedly questioned the plan's affordability.
They also have higher wing loadings, a measure of the ratio between a wing's area and its weight.
Freight, too, has shifted to the road; Europe's lorry loadings have trebled since 1970, whereas railway freight traffic has declined (see chart 3).
And those moths with the highest wing loadings also have the highest body temperatures.
As Wednesday turned into Thursday, tanker loadings were increasingly delayed and, on one company tanker, the crew refused to let the vessel proceed.
A period of rapid turnover was in train, with 22 players passing through the Brentford first-team squad in a year via a tornado of loans, cheap purchases and off-loadings.
Within two minutes against Sale, Williams had made a try – chipping the Sale defence, making a break and then off-loading to Ed Slater – and had a perfect afternoon with the boot, landing six from six.
We now have to find £110m in savings next year - £60m more than expected - because of front-loading and the re-distribution of money from Manchester to more affluent areas.
Ferguson appears to be a forgiving soul, and United's pre-emptive ban seems to suggest that, rather than off-loading their genius, they are going to fight (metaphorically speaking) to retain his services.
The supermini is the first expression of what Alan Mulally, the Boeing executive hired in 2006 to rescue the embattled carmaker from looming bankruptcy, calls the "One Ford" strategy.That does not just mean off-loading other brands such as Jaguar, Land Rover and, maybe, Volvo.
