return cargo

Truckers may have to wait at the destination for the return cargo (from).

Luckily for me, I was down here, negotiating a return cargo."

That's also why I took the return cargo.

Her return cargo was usually coal, but sometimes hardwood or copra.

As a result on the second trip she then travelled down in ballast to Sydney looking for a return cargo.

This, in turn, opens up the question of any illicit return cargo, like weapons, that they might carry back to Colombia.

"Latias has proposed a return cargo at very acceptable terms," Jen said.

It was possible for an arriving ship to deliver its goods and pick-up the return cargo in several days time.

The origin of large trade in tea was the need for a return cargo from the East Indies.

I'll have to deliver the return cargo tomorrow."

It should be noted that the return cargoes were compact and heavy, thus no need for the conventional deep hull form."

The "coffin ships" that carried the lumber to Europe brought back emigrants as a "return cargo."

The sailing master and his mates had been quite silent upon this highly suspect lack of a return cargo for the merchant owners.

The only good thing about these trips was that the Springbok would stay in port for almost a week while the return cargo was load.

There might be return cargo."

There's no return cargo, not even wounded returning; for fear of alarming the Pellegrinian citizenry, I believe.

The return cargo will be triple-sealed, but isolate transporter room's life-support until it is safely aboard.

The main return cargo was frozen and chilled meat, and the City set a record for the largest meat consignment up to that time.

He would also bring back arms and ammunition as a return cargo, and ultimately held the important position of deputy controller-general of posts.

Regular return cargoes included seasonal crops, including French onion sellers who, complete with bikes, were carried in the ship's hold with the onions.

Having landed supplies, Junons return cargo was intended to improve the economic situation on Guadeloupe with much needed oceanic trade.

Donnelly also featured on a CD, Return Cargo.

It was also an important center of cotton goods and supplied a large part of the return cargo of the French ships visiting India.

Black Pepper, grown locally in Kerala, composed as much as 90% of the return cargo of the early armadas.

Return cargoes were grain to supply the garrison at York, prepared for transport and storage by drying in coal kilns, and pottery.