Sentence examples for tonnage at from inspiring English sources
He is willing to give it up -- the two- and three-day work weeks; first-class flights from Phoenix to TNT's Atlanta studio; the live weigh-ins, like the one last week measured his tonnage at 303 pounds -- to stuff his 38-year-old body into a Wizards uniform.
He estimated her tonnage at around 700 tons bm.
Naval historian Rif Winfield quotes her tonnage as 684 burthen with a length at the gundeck of 122 feet and beam of 34 feet.
Other railroads were prompted to begin TOFC in the 1960s when the availability of heavy tonnage cranes at new container terminals simplified the placing of trailers in the so-called "pocket" cars.
When World War II started, tonnage levels at the port decreased and shipping activities were suspended; however, the war did provide economic benefits for the city.
The tonnage used at one point on Rafah was so great that even the Pentagon recoiled and refused temporarily to open up its arsenal of guided bombs to replenish Israel's stock.
Tonnage rose 12percentnt at Tilbury and 40percentnt at Leith.
According to Knopf, 2.6 million copies are in print, which puts the over-all tonnage, so far, at four thousand three hundred — the equivalent, in sheer mass, of a ten-mile-long motorcade of Lincoln Town Cars.
Action is particularly important, the report says, because the region is home to roughly two-thirds of United States oil import facilities, handles about 40percentt of the nation's waterborne freight by tonnage and "sits at the center of transcontinental trucking and rail routes".
The reason for the sheer tonnage of animals at Kruger is quite simple, this stretch of plain has been under the protection of one group or another since it was known as the Sabi Game Reserve in the late 19th century.
From Oxycontin and Big Pharma to a glut of pain mills with quack doctors prescribing Oxy's like crazy to the Mexican cartels shipping in black tar heroin by the tonnage, we are at a place where we lack understanding on how we got to where we are.
