Sentence examples for space for cargo from inspiring English sources

There's not much space for cargo, either.

Nor is wind power practical for large vessels like container ships, which sail faster than 15 knots and need their deck space for cargo.

Although they were both large frigates, they had been largely disarmed in France to create space for cargo: Furieuse was provided with only 20 cannon (including 12 carronades) and a crew of just 200, while Félicité had even fewer defences, carrying just 14 cannon and 174 men.

In addition, the airlines now have more space available for cargo, which sells at a higher rate than a checked bag.

Gross tonnage is a measurement of total capacity expressed in volumetric tons of 100 cubic feet; it is calculated by adding the underdeck tonnage and the internal volume of tween-decks and deck space used for cargo.

The trunk, at 16.6 cubic feet, is 10percentt bigger than before and the rear seat folds down in a 60-40 splitoto create flexible space for bulky cargo.

If you are planning on taking it on longer journeys, you are going to have to have to come across a craft that has ample storage space for the cargo you might be carrying.

(The space for passengers and cargo is the same).

Neither company wants any seats inside, just space for lots of cargo.

The stretch versions have more space for people and cargo, but that space comes at a price.

Despite it being smaller than its sibling, it's still light and airy inside and there's masses of space for people and cargo.