The word "truckload" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a large amount of something, such as a large amount of cargo that can be carried in the back of a truck. For example, "I purchased a truckload of lumber for our upcoming renovation project."
Now the ochre is transported by the truckload and exported.
Everything about it was a dismal reflection of the campaign so far, which has essentially been the political equivalent of watching ineffectual parents trying to meet the berserk demands of a truckload of tyrannical infants at a birthday party.
One story doing the rounds in Meng'a is that a Chinese driver was recently offered thousands of dollars to smuggle a truckload of cash from Bangkang into China.
Since September, Israeli lorries have been scooping up truckload after truckload of Lebanon's fertile topsoil and carting it off to Israel.The land has lain fallow for years, cut off from its Lebanese owners by an Israeli security fence.
John McMillan, a congressman from South Carolina, sent a truckload of watermelons to the office of Walter Washington, the city's last presidentially-appointed mayor.
Uniformed employees file by impassive security guards; shoes, garments and widgets leave by the truckload for nearby ports.Yet the calm occasionally shatters.
The crops go out by the truckload to provide jobs elsewhere.How does the region survive?
Bringing in a whole truckload at once saves on red tape.
It suggests that all the figures for January, including the all-important employment figures, which were due to be released on February 7th after The Economist went to press, should be taken with a truckload of salt.All the more so because there is no reason to expect a sudden spending slump.
A senior opposition politician was arrested last month for trying to take a truckload of maize to his farm, to feed his hungry workers.
So Prabhakaran pledged himself and his Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam to a path of unremitting carnage.The world had to notice when, in 1996, a truckload of explosives was driven through the gates of the Central Bank in Colombo, killing 90 and injuring more than 1,000.
