Sentence examples for wheel cargo from inspiring English sources

So the base XC90 comes with all those safety features you can read about below, but also with wood inlays on the dash and doors, a standard CD player, dual-zone climate control, fog lights, a leather steering wheel, cargo cover, power driver seat with memory, tinted windows and an onboard computer.

These credits range from $4,000 for fuel-efficient pickup trucks to $15,000 for fuel-efficient 18-wheel cargo trucks.

SL as tested was $41,280 with all-wheel drive, cargo mat and navigation package.

The sticker also listed mundane items that ought to be standard on a luxury sport utility: wheel locks ($93), cargo mat ($92), cargo net ($59) and rear wind deflector ($551).

The SS Beaver, which was the first steamboat to operate on the Pacific Ocean north of San Francisco (1836), was assembled there after arriving under sail from England with engines and paddle wheels as deck cargo.

European travelers to China in the late 16th century were surprised to find large single-wheel passenger and cargo wheelbarrows not only pulled by mule or horse, but also mounted with ship-like masts and sails to help push them along by the wind.

The cargo box, wheels, step treads and lockable storage box have accents of bright trim.

These carry both containers and cargo on wheels.

Recently, many applications of inversion tubes have been made, such as force actuating collapsible steering wheels, cushioning air drop cargo, helicopter seats, and soft landing of spacecraft (Guist & Marble 1966).

International vehicle transportation is primarily conducted using Roll-on/Roll-off (RoRo) ships, which are specialized to transport cargo on wheels such as cars, farming equipment, and military equipment.

Cargos with patch loading pattern like wheel and steel coil are common type of loading in some ships.