Sentence examples for unloading goods from inspiring English sources

He could continue unloading goods at a market, shine hubcaps on parked cars or just hop a bus out of town.

The government also placed a night-time curfew on unloading goods from commercial vehicles and limited the movements of water transport.

These units are designed for the more efficient intermodal shipping of products by ship, rail, and trucks, without the need for unloading goods at transfer points.

Great Western Railway employees were reminded to carry out their work as safely as possible, whether crossing the railway line, wearing goggles to protect their eyes or loading and unloading goods.

A larger, 109-mile London "Olympic Route Network," in which normal procedures like parking, getting on a bus, unloading goods and crossing the street will be curtailed or even banned, is meant to ensure speedy traveling between Olympic venues.

Many years later, Mr. McLean said the idea for shipping large cargo boxes came to him one day in 1937 in Hoboken, N.J., as he watched longshoremen loading and unloading goods.

Four 747's and 68 large trucks will be able to load and unload goods at the same time.

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.

The money behind the transformation of the Freyssinet, which was built in 1927 and used by the state railway company SNCF to unload goods trains directly onto lorries waiting on the quayside, has been provided by telecommunications and technology tycoon Xavier Niel, the co-owner of Le Monde newspaper.

Many buyers can choose among making no down payment, delaying monthly payments or getting a rebate of $1,000 to $3,000, he said In fact, "sale" signs have popped up in stores of almost all kinds, as merchants have scrambled to unload goods that they had expected to sell during the holidays.

Built in 1913, the Sears merchandise center offered 1.2 million square feet of space with train tracks that came right in the building, so workers could unload goods.