freight

Up in the tower, Bucca was joined by Battalion Chief Orio Palmer, who had managed to get a freight elevator to bring him part way.

Toledo is a tough city, a factory town, a freight train junction, a lake steamer port.

But a year later he was back home in New Orleans and back on the docks, handling freight on ships bound for the Gulf of Mexico.

Bette would “have no choice” but to pay the extra, socialistic freight.

“She seemed to indicate she had worked at Stapleton Air Freight,” he said.

We made the freight camp, however, just as the storm cut loose in deadly earnest.

You know that if there was anything they wanted they weren't taking any risk by going to any freight camp.

Faintly outlined among the trees, Jess saw an old freight or box car.

By sheer good fortune a big tree stump stood under the door of the freight car, or the children never could have opened it.

They could see nothing at all, for the freight car was tightly made, and all outside was nearly as black as night.