ports

To keep trains moving on speedy, dependable schedules, to provide industry with essential service, and to transport materials and men to the ports is an exacting and titanic task.

The Railway At War

Who gets the wages I don't know; but I do know that this driving of crews to desert in outward ports is a common enough practice on many English sailing ships.

Saved – and Lost! The Sobraon Boys

Last time I checked (3 or so years ago), they were waiting for certain ports (Progreso was one, I believe) too be deepened.

Retiring in Yucatan

Ships and fishing vessels were told to stay in ports, and several domestic and international flights were canceled.

Typhoon Megi Batters Philippines, Killing At Least 3 (VIDEO)

First of all, the salary of the screeners that work at our air ports is not commensurate to the significance of the service that they provide to the flying public.

DeMint: Senate could've voted on TSA chief 'months ago'

It looks like the controversy over a Bush Administration plan to allow an Arab-owned company to manage American ports is coming to an end.

Civil Rights

Do you think China is putting in ports to put workers to work?

Terex CEO Ron DeFeo says bailout doesn't go far enough

With my eyes glued to the cabin ports, which gave for'ard along the main deck, I could see the wretched sailors, whenever they were given some task of pull and haul, wet through and through by the boarding seas.

CHAPTER XI

The finance minister says weak infrastructure, particularly the country's air and sea ports, is the most glaring problem inhibiting growth.

Indonesia on Verge of Becoming an Economic Power

The carrier will be joined in Korean ports by three destroyers from its strike group, the USS McCampbell, the USS John S. McCain and the USS Lassen.

U.S., South Korea prepare for naval exercises