1.   Such a convenient exchange of heavy cargoes was ideal for the coastal trade, but in general spare capacity on return sailings explains some very cheap transit costs.

2.   For longshoremen, the increased auto imports also have meant more work with less manual labor compared to lifting bagged goods or heavy cargo.

3.   Kettuvallum houseboats were originally designed to haul such heavy cargo as rice and spices, and to house the crew.

4.   Many light trucks, particularly the larger sport utility vehicles and pickups, are designed to carry heavy cargoes or haul trailers, and have fuel-gulping engines.

5.   The meal packets then flutter down to a targeted three- square-mile area, Campbell said, minimizing the threat of injury from heavy cargo drops.

6.   The vinyl-covered bumpers were that color, too, and a spoiler spanned the trunk, whose low liftover is a welcome nod to heavy cargo.

7.   This four-door truck is intended not so much for heavy cargo and back-breaking labor as for hauling people and playthings.

8.   All have switched their heavy cargo sleds for lighter ones to increase their speed.

9.   He said there was no sign of further stress on the ship, which was strong and built for heavy cargoes.

10.   Investigators say the ship was carrying a heavy cargo which may have been improperly secured and shifted in the heavy waves, causing the ship to tilt.