Figure 1 shows three of these four activities (returning, loading and hauling) at the actual site under consideration.
They drag empty wheelbarrows past heavily armed guards through a dusty gate into the Dominican Republic, then return loaded with merchandise in what seems like a one-way commercial exchange.
He quoted from memory a passage from Charles Van Doren's book "A History of Knowledge: Past, Present, and Future" (1991), pointing out that after the surviving ship returned loaded with valuable spices, subsequent expeditions "never lacked for sailors to man them and for captains to lead them".
The Pennsylvania Railroad delivered empty hopper cars to the Kittanning Point station which the two railroads returned loaded with coal.
Since these fungi grow well on straw and manure, the wagons would leave Kennett Square loaded with mushrooms and return loaded with the material with which to grow more.
After a bee has discovered a new source of food, she returns fully loaded to the comb, delivers nectar and pollen, and notifies the other bees about the new food source before returning to the field.
I know Casper is fine when I leave — he's with his father, after all — but still I return anxious, loaded down with unnecessary gifts, swooping back as if to rescue him.
The fact that they returned fully loaded though is an indication that this fight will not be easy.
Our long-term goal is to put fluorescent sensors inside erythrocytes, return the loaded red cell ghosts to the animal or patient, and then monitor the fluorescence non-invasively to follow changes in plasma analyte concentration.
It'll dock at the space station for around a month, with its supplies being unloaded, and return cargo being loaded up, before returning to Earth and splashing down in the Pacific Ocean.
