The work of taking something away in a cart or truck and disposing of it.
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Examples for "carting "
Examples for "carting "
1 He would also earn money by carting , travelling quite large distances sometimes.
2 A long train of sledges met him; peasant women were carting bricks.
3 He wanted to try carting and delivery by horse cart in Stordalen.
4 The creamery owes me money for the carting , and I'll get it.
5 You've saved the carting away of all that stuff the burglar gathered.
1 By using this scaffold, a saving in plant, cartage , and labor is effected.
2 There was not the briefest religious ceremony, nothing but slow and brutish cartage .
3 Dr. Duffield gave sufficient to pay the cartage of the lumber to the depot.
4 He and two brothers carried on a cartage business.
5 Zed's tasks in service to Ashton McCaggers included the cartage of bodies from the streets.
6 Mr Sneath said he wanted the government to subsidise freight or cartage so it was affordable.
7 The difference in cartage is enough to astonish one who has never thought upon the subject.
8 He owned half a dozen teams and was engaged in the cartage business, specializing on coal.
9 I will provide labourers, draught animals, cartage .
10 I believe he died a few years since at Uitenhage, where he held the railway cartage contract.
11 A small parlor organ is practically a necessity and can probably be procured for the cost of the cartage .
12 KiwiRail, Solid Energy at loggerheads over West Coast coal cartage . New Zealand markets react after world markets fall on slowdown fears.
13 This is no cartage by a team hauling in the open, but a jerky displacement, the work of invisible levers.
14 Supplies, all mounts, cartage . '
16 Winterborne was in the apple and cider trade, and his requirements in cartage and other work came in the autumn of each year.
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