Sentence examples for surplus cargo from inspiring English sources
Visit to Tomkins Cove to see the government-owned surplus wheat being stored in 75 government-owned surplus cargo ships anchored there.
The C-130 that stood parked off the tarmac here today, was one of four surplus cargo planes that the United States gave to Romania in 1996 as part of an American military aid and training program that has recently averaged about $10 million a year.
Surplus cargo ships were deliberately sunk to form an artificial breakwater and, while still less than planned, 1,429 tons of stores were landed that day.
Its most distinctive feature was a surplus Marine-issue cargo net that stretched below the ceiling and was sometimes used as a massive hammock for collective relaxation.
that would transfer seven surplus HC-130H Hercules cargo planes from the U.S. Coast Guard to the Forest Service.
Parents with pirate-loving children will particularly enjoy Shipwreck and Cargo (207 Commercial Street; 207-775-3057), a marine surplus and supply shop that sells, among other nautical things, model ships and pirate memorabilia.
Note the Bugle Boys, the closest you could get to army cargo pants if you didn't have an Army-surplus store in your hometown.
Oppenheimer analyst Scott Burk said that when cargoes move in an environment of decreasing rates it implies a surplus of ships.
NTE's service matches shippers that need cargo delivered from point A to point B with carriers that have trucks with surplus capacity on the same route.
While these receptors all mediate degradation of ubiquitinylated cargos, there are other more specific adaptors acting on removal of damaged or surplus mitochondria (e.g., Atg32 in yeast and NIX in mammals) or peroxisomes (such as Atg30 and Atg36).
