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Meanings of valuable cargo in English
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Usage of valuable cargo in English
1
Thus the triumphant Hawkins returned with a second valuable cargo to England.
2
Now this is a valuable cargo, worth at least fifty thousand dollars.
3
It was destined for the USA carrying an extremely valuable cargo.
4
Several ships were lost, one in 1865, with a valuable cargo of furs.
5
There were near two millions of dollars on board, besides a valuable cargo.
6
That brig, though, looks as if she had a valuable cargo on board.
7
Wales, from Calcutta to Boston, with a valuable cargo on board, we burned.
8
The barge and the valuable cargo of coal were saved.
9
He went to the West Indies to bring back a valuable cargo of wood.
10
Representatives of the French shipping corporation were already en route to retrieve their valuable cargo.
11
Apart from the valuable cargo, the loss during the busy carrying season would mean much.
12
But the present ship contained an especially valuable cargo.
13
We loaded our lugger with contraband goods, mostly lace and brandy, an extremely valuable cargo.
14
I've a heavy responsibility with such a valuable cargo.
15
The Three Corporations had lost a very valuable cargo in that manner only the year before.
16
The Titanic and her valuable cargo can never be recovered, said the White Star Line officials.
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Valuable cargo through the time
Valuable cargo across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common