An LDTD was defined as a trucker who takes a consignment from one place to another destination located along the national highways and who travels more than 800 km one-way before returning back to the place of origin.
You can stop off at the Channel Islands and take onboard a consignment of orphans who will afterwards be thrown into the giant beak-like mouths of the blasphemous undersea deities that you all worship.
Shop at furniture consignment stores, which sell items for others and take a percentage of the profit.
For example, you might sell them yourself or take them to a consignment shop.
You could donate the clothes, turn them into new clothes, use them for chores such as gardening or painting, give them to siblings, cousins or neighbors, or take them to a consignment store.
She remembers that while pregnant, she was told to take an unpaid day off only on days when the factory bosses said that a particularly dangerous consignment of ore had arrived.
Most consignment stores require a consignment fee when the gown sells.
Scott Morrison, president and designer of Earnest Sewn, sells the goods on consignment and takes a commission on each piece sold.
Another witness, Abu Fouad, claimed the attack took place as a consignment of fuel arrived and crowds packed the station.
But most of all, they say, they are prepared to invest capital and take risks: in buying a consignment of rubbish to sell on to the state authorities who are the ultimate buyers, in buying lorries, and, naturally, in "buying" local police and officials.But for many, these risks are too big to take with hard-earned money.
