Sentence examples for ship freight from inspiring English sources

The "Club-K Container Missile System", can be transported and fired from a merchant ship, freight train, or lorry.

Dr. Martell said he suspected that companies that ship freight in and out of Kennedy accounted for some of the wage increase.

Cutting the Sunset Limited might actually result in fewer trucks on the roads because it would be easier to ship freight by rail if Amtrak weren't given priority on the Union Pacific's tracks.

In a move hearkening to China's quasi-colonial past, when foreigners built railroads across the land, the Beijing government said this week that it would allow foreigners to build railroads here again and invest in the companies that ship freight on the rails.

Overall, metropolitan markets with diverse and efficient ground support systems, freight forwarders and other transportation services, a more affluent population, an intense agglomeration of medical laboratories and related suppliers, and a well paid skilled workforce engaged in computer systems design and electronic product manufacturing are more likely to ship freight by air.

For the record, CEO Federico Vega (pictured above with his director of logistics Alan Rubio) said that Airbnb is probably a better analogy than Uber, but either way, the company works to connect businesses that need to ship freight with truckers who have excess capacity.

It was expanded to deal with trucks, ships, freight forwarders, and other interstate carriers.

The real costs of shipping freight by rail and air have declined by an order of magnitude since locomotives and airplanes were invented.

The company ships freight overnight to locations where the delivery company can collect it for distribution to individual businesses and homes.

The Forward Air Corporation, which ships freight by truck as an alternative to air shipping, said third-quarter profit would be below analysts' forecasts, sending its shares down 15percentt.

In an unscheduled trading update, Clarkson said the rates it could charge for shipping freight fell sharply in the first half of the year because of global economic uncertainty and a fall-off in trade.