Witnesses said that Mr. Hernandez and two other men were unloading fruit from the rear of their gray Ford Econoline van on Seventh Avenue South just south of Grove Street about 7 20 a.m. when a cream-colored Lincoln Aviator, hurtling down Seventh Avenue South, apparently lost control after swerving to avoid another vehicle and rammed into the parked van.
Hussein Khalifeh, the mayor of Sarafand, where Mr. Jammo was killed, said he had returned to his home in a residential part of the town early Wednesday and was unloading fruits and vegetables from his car when the gunmen showed up.
However, the fact that cells around the vascular tissue have much less AsA than do the vascular cells, including those from potato stems [17] and apple fruit [26], implies that AsA can not unload well in tubers or fruits.
Enzymes associated with sucrose transport such as sucrose phosphate synthase (TC44139) are expressed preferentially in the pericarp and probably participate in the resynthesis of sucrose following its unloading into the fruit from the phloem [ 97].
All the while, the local produce deliveries kept arriving, especially zucchini, which is a quick-growing fruit that farmers love to unload on busy restaurants.
With fruit rotting and 200 ships unable to unload, President Bush invoked the Taft-Hartley Act to reopen 29 West Coast ports, which handle $300 billion in cargo each year, and end the lockout of 10,500 longshoremen.
The sugar unloading pathways in peach fruit tissues have not been fully elucidated nor has the primary carbohydrate source supplying the rapid fruit growth and Suc accumulation during the S-III stage.
Sara sings along to Chance the Rapper's anthem as she zips between the storeroom and bar, dumping buckets of ice into the well, slicing limes for the fruit caddy, unloading Coronas from a box.
I unload my blankets and portion-size packages of yoghurt, kefir, cheese and fruits.
He would like to transport his fruit to Srinagar by train, but the train doesn't stop long enough at stations to load and unload goods.
