extra cargo

And you'll figure out a way to hide the extra cargo, I know you will.

Of course, I'm sure his extra cargo is all muscle.

None of them seemed to notice the new train's extra cargo for a moment.

I just quietly dumped my extra cargo along with them.

Carrying extra cargo around might be costing you at the pump.

"I wonder what Vestabule would do if someone told him he's taken on a little extra cargo.

The crew didn't remember if the extra cargo was jettisoned."

The split seat folds down for extra cargo space, and the trunk is adequate.

Need some extra cargo room in the rear?

When this happens, the player can trade the old ship for a larger one with fifty extra cargo units by paying some money.

Also, the front passenger seat can fold down to create a table, footrest, or just as extra cargo space.

That far-back seat is also split in half to provide seating for one plus extra cargo space.

Some were also asking customers to hold back moving goods until it becomes clearer whether other ports could handle the extra cargo.

For example, the private terminals may not have the capacity for extra cargo, particularly during wartime, he said.

Yerba Buena had one other attraction besides the possibility of extra cargo.

Rather I have a little extra cargo for them to carry back to Merlin."

The rear seat, split in a 60/40 ratio, creates extra cargo room while preserving space for a passenger.

With the money to be earned with extra cargo space, the entire truck could be paid for in a single year.

- if I remember correctly, 'sumpter' is a word for a mount that's carrying extra cargo."

For extra cargo capacity a cargo pod can be fitted to the belly of the aircraft.

Russia will also save launching costs of one or two rocket boosters when the shuttles visit Mir in 1998 to take extra cargo, officials said.

The seats can be folded to act as tables or folded further (double folded) to add extra cargo area.

This extra cargo contained black-glazed ceramics (Campanian) and coarser kitchen wares.

Gods help the oarsmen if a greedy captain stowed extra cargo instead of extra drinking water.

Until 1906, freight had to be transloaded in Cranzahl, since then transporter wagons made the extra cargo handling unnecessary.