Sentence examples for the cargoes from inspiring English sources
noun
Freight carried by a ship, aircraft etc.
Such was the cost, locals dubbed the cargoes "white gold".
The cargoes are valued at about $800,000 wholesale and about four times as much at retail and restaurant levels.
Such are the cargoes of Anselm Kiefer's recent paintings, littered with flotillas of broken, wallowing, empty vessels - lead ships on painted seas.
Paper and wood products, fruit, grain, automobiles, salt, and fertilizer are among the cargoes handled, and there is a significant amount of ferry traffic.
Capsule pipelines of large diameter (greater than seven feet) can be used to transport most of the cargoes normally carried by trucks or trains.
Leaking warehouses, which had been stacked with the cargoes of the world, in an attempt to circumvent the restrictive practices of the dying docks, the power of the dockers' unions, were known to the workforce as Chobham Farm.
The cargo holds were open.
The cargo was worth an estimated $52 million.
None of the cargo spilled.
At 3 25 the cargo doors are locked.
The cargo hold is also relatively spacious.
