Organised crime is a key threat to elephant survival, said Milliken, because of the huge volumes they are able to ship at once.
But the merchandise is never shipped all at once.
He urged the president to "lay the keel of the ship at once," and he aimed to be its captain.
Whereas the new port can handle several 10,000-ton ships at once, the capacity of the old port was estimated at only 100 150 tons per day.
The Double Locks, at 300ft the longest in the country, are so called because they could fit two ships at once.
Microsoft Studios' newie sees you launching a fleet of bullet-laden ships at once to battle your way through vertically-scrolling levels.
At 6 30 pm he ordered a turn of 180° for all his ships at once; it was executed without collision; and the German battleships reversed course in unison and steamed out of the jaws of the trap, while German destroyers spread a smoke screen across their rear.
Budington, not eager to spend another winter in the ice, sent Ebierbing north with orders for the Tyson and Chester: return to the ship at once.
The funnel went over the side and the forepart of the ship sank at once.
Among the book's many tricks and traps and desperate people, it is the constantly stunning logic of Walsh's sentences that hold the ship together, at once both aurally resonant and bizarre, like, "By glancing between my own bites, I supervised my wife's eating".
The apartment was jammed, floor to ceiling, with thousands of Marnie calendars — shipping the calendars was such a monumental task that Braha cut a side deal with her mailman to pick them up, paying twenty dollars a load, often shipping four hundred calendars at once — but now they were gone, giving Marnie the space to engage in her favorite activity, running around in circles.
