Sentence examples for to take a load of from inspiring English sources

I'd have to take a load of production in-house.

If I own a ship and you want me to take a load of cloth to the US, I'll charge 20% of the profits when the ship arrives and the goods are sold.

After all, under normal circumstances you'd never approach a total stranger and announce your intention to take a load of illegal drugs.

John Barbieri of San Pedro said he took a chance when he headed north on the 405 on Saturday morning to take a load of furniture to his daughter in San Luis Obispo.

John Barbieri of San Pedro said he took a risk when he headed north on the 405 on Saturday morning to take a load of furniture to his daughter in San Luis Obispo.

Koss is speculating that Gretzky cards will continue to increase in value, and he is stockpiling his cards for 1988, when he hopes to take a load of Gretzky cards to Calgary--the site of the next Winter Olympics--sell them to a local dealer and pay for his trip.

These properties provide not only a luxuriant place to take a load off after a day of sightseeing or splashing about but also a chances to see a place from a locals perspective -- a very lucky locals perspective anyway.

Ainsworth was headed for a wash in Portland, and then would bounce to Kalama, near Kelso, and take a load of K-Flex 500 to Kansas City, and then bounce to Gastonia, North Carolina, for latex bound for White City, Oregon.

When Joseph Bonaparte, delegated by his brother to rule Spain, finally had to flee, he took a load of paintings from the Spanish royal collection.

BBC science correspondent Jonathan Amos foresees major challenges ahead: "Even a small group of astronauts would have to take a huge load of supplies with them.

The release of the package and launch of the campaign arrives days after Obama proposed an expansion of the Pell program to encourage students to take a full load of courses to complete their degrees faster, and avoid taking on more debt.