“Vehicles of all makes and models whizzed by as the freighter passed over them.”

“The authorities are worried that the freighter could break up and leak huge amounts of oil and diesel into the ocean.”

“Their assignment is to inspect the vast underbelly of a Greek freighter anchored in New York Bay for possible signs of contraband.”

“Over the past 50 years, Indian Railways have increased the amount of freight they carry, fourfold.”

“This contract covers freight for inbound and outbound shipments but will primarily be used for inbound shipments.”

“The contract states that the seller must pay the freight for the carriage of the goods to the named destination.”

“Now it is proposed to keep at home the profits and freightage of this costly and heavy material in house construction.”

“The large sail which had formed the tent cover was spread over the whole of the freightage and nailed down.”

“One man carries across it a freightage of ingots, another may fish there for herrings.”

“The unlucky ones were herded aboard two small freighters, where they were shut away in total darkness in the cargo holds.”

“It required a complex, structured network of merchants, freighters, wholesalers, shipping agents, tanners, and buyers.”

“The 12-year-old carrier says it may expand its fleet of 35 jumbo jets and freighters.”