Sentence examples for loads of packages from inspiring English sources

Loads of packages arrive to your house and flowers cover your living room.

After a few weeks away from mass tourism, it was a shock waking up in Cusco to find coach loads of international package tourists wandering the streets wearing their bum bags with pride.

And as structure and culture are matters for the board, so are the failures of risk management.David Howat LondonSIR – If I understand it correctly, the job of a risk manager can be summarised as follows: we bundle up loads of toxic-waste packages and peddle them as AAA investments because the trading desk's insistence on bonuses trumps our sober risk analysis.

Ben Cartwright is amid a ritual familiar to thousands of delivery workers across the country, carefully loading up dozens of packages before starting off on his city-wide route.

My brilliant idea of juicing loads of oranges for packaging-free fresh juice was thwarted due to the kitchen equipment being in boxes, but I hope to spend all night searching and do it in the morning.

Then it was time for a crew of 18 to load about 110,000 pounds of packages onto the MD-10 (a version of the DC-10), FedEx Flight 3405 heading to Oakland.

One lorry of the Turkish Red Crescent, the sole licensed supplier of "zero point drop-offs", lines up against torn barbed wire on the Turkish side as members of the Free Syrian Army load packages of margarine, bags of bread and boxes of rice, beans and pasta into their lorries, parked on the other side of the forest clearing.

Given a number n LBL of LBL boxes, the target is to find the sets of packages to load in each LBL box and to define the unloading bay for each box that minimizes the overall distance travelled by the receivers of the packages in the box.

With its 5-cylinder engine and all-glass rear hatch, the C30 packed loads of charisma into a package that was simply too small for most luxury buyers.

In short, you're getting the equivalent of a mini-DSLR: loads of features in a package considerably smaller than even most ultrazoon fans are used to.

A US-designed robot called Baxter, which can handle a wide variety of tasks from loading to packaging, currently costs £19,000.