Container ships or freighters then transport the drugs to Europe.
Thomas Brandt, the chief executive of Zeppelin-Reederei and its parent, ZLT Zeppelin Luftschifftechnik, in Friedrichshafen, Germany, jeers at the notion of airships as hotels or freighters.
But slicing up huge oil tankers or freighters on beaches releases oil, heavy metals, dioxins, asbestos and other toxic chemicals into the sea.Last voyageThe sea is the ultimate receptacle for much of the world's waste.
It might be dismembered in the turbulence raised by the passing of a tugboat or a freighter.
What if the Death Star had a bridge connected to Star Trek's USS Enterprise or the freighter from Alien?
You can't spend more than a minute or two with "Lakeboat," his play about men working a Great Lakes freighter, or "The Cabin," his excellent collection of autobiographical essays, without hearing echoes of Hemingway.
The machines are so large that they have to be disassembled before shipment, loaded onto flatbed trucks, then transferred to river barges or ocean freighters.
The packages were smeared with oil or grease, a common tactic used to mask the smell of the cocaine from drug-sniffing dogs when it is hidden in trucks or aboard freighters, said Vic Pedalino, the assistant special agent in charge of the D.E.A.'s New York field division.
I would consider cruise ship, freighter or ferry.
Without any sea-lift capacity of its own, Canada moves its personnel and materiel either by private freighter or by arranging rides to wars and peacekeeping assignments aboard the ships of other NATO countries.
