ship cargo

This airport already is a major player in shipping cargo around the world.

Ranger's first business was of shipping cargo by sea, air and land.

It was like turning over a manifest for shipped cargo.

It also was used to transfer ship cargo to rail cars.

High fuel prices continue to threaten efforts to ship cargoes.

"I insist on inspecting each ship cargo myself," he told him.

If it is too costly, then there may be something developed by the packaging companies just for shipping cargo.

They were one of the first firms to ship cargo by air, and within a year, the firm was serving both coasts.

The ships cargo of timber had shifted some more and began to spill into the sea.

Private deals are typically for actual ship cargoes of oil or refined products.

Those ships are carrying construction equipment and gear to help unload ship cargo.

The customs staff in Dabolim's vicinity are focused on ship cargo.

Under such circumstances, they would retain ownership, and charge clients for shipping cargoes.

Clearing customs is obviously not a consideration when you're shipping cargo between coasts.

He became a prominent trader in Sydney, buying and selling ship cargoes.

On such ships cargo can be trucked on through huge rear doors.

Capt. Caamaño was in charge of retrieving the ships cargo.

The coffee house also provided a place for the registration of ship cargo and the trading of slaves.

Nathaniel went back to the board, then, in between scans, began to call up the specs for the ships cargo boats.

Over the course of the next few months, the sandalwood that was stored in the ships cargo hold broke free and washed up on shore.

She does not carry sufficient spares -cannot, since she must ship cargo.

Known consignors are authorised by the DfT to ship cargo as secure.

His father was an illiterate ship cargo man and mother supplemented the income by owning a vegetable stall in the market.

Suape serves ships cargo 365 days a year without any restrictions in regards to tidal schedules.

They obtained the money by submitting invoices that overstated the costs of shipping cargo to Egypt.