to charter造句

1、The release of a container to a carrier or amounts paid to a carrier to charter the transport of goods.

2、Fifteen years ago I chanced to charter a little boat with a bamboo canopy to sail up the River Chen.

3、America still has enough credibility to charter a more profitable path that would impoverish its creditors slowly.

4、After the Olympic football match, the French football team leader, coaches, players and other officials, are going to charter a flight to return to Paris.

5、Biz cope: to charter the VSL for the export cgo from China, some import cgo to China or the third trade.

6、Later on, Ludwig carried his business to a new stage of development: He got another tanker designed, Before the keel was even laid, a common carrier was persuaded to charter it after its completion.

7、The letter showed that Brilliant had authorized Klimax to do chartering business on Brilliant' s behalf, and that Klimax had instructed Ms. Majula to charter a 38 thousand metric ton vessel from Sir John.

8、We planned the trip carefully and used as little money as possible. On the day we went, we had to charter a car because the through train was no longer available.

9、Yu Qiuyu once said that the best way to go to Zhouzhuang is to charter a boat to take a waterway. Perhaps the reason is that the water surface will not suffer from tinea pedis, but the subtext must be that it cannot be taken by land.