Trucks in sentence

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There are three trucks there.

There are about three and a half million people who drive trucks for a living in the United States; I think some of them are going to be affected by this technology.

After a lethal 1995 heat wave turned refrigerator trucks from the popular Taste of Chicago festival into makeshift morgues, Chicago became a recognized leader, tamping down on the urban heat island impact through opening cooling centers, outreach to vulnerable neighborhoods, planting trees, creating cool white or vegetated green roofs.

I unloaded trucks.

That was my full-time job, unloading trucks at a food warehouse, for $5.25, not an hour, but per month.

Then one night, military trucks drive up to our house.

I sat in a diner, and I watched as trucks drove up and down the highway, carting away the earth out of gardens and replacing it with fresh, uncontaminated soil.

Or remember those big ladder fire trucks?

I rode in the trucks and walked the routes and interviewed people in offices and facilities all over the city, and I learned a lot, but I was still an outsider.

I didn't just ride in the trucks now.

I drove the trucks.

The citizens didn't only experience incessant gunfire but also explosions and burning trucks used as barricades across the city, so truly like a battlefield.

The first job that he ever got in the safari business was fixing the safari trucks.

And that outpouring of emotion from people on our safari trucks as they saw her, it was this sense of kinship.

From our own computer simulations, we quickly found that one meter really was the minimum viable product to be able to see the drivers of our global economy, for the first time, being able to count the ships and cars and shipping containers and trucks that move around our world on a daily basis, while conveniently still not being able to see individuals.

Or the garage doors that are brought from San Diego in trucks to become the new skin of emergency housing in many of these slums surrounding the edges of Tijuana.

Today, these roads that interconnect our world are dominated by cars and trucks that have remained largely unchanged for 100 years.

The roads are jammed by cars and trucks.

But in fact, this is the little-known fact that I didn't realize at the time: Deforestation accounts for more greenhouse gas than all of the world's planes, trains, cars, trucks and ships combined.

Traffickers have forced young people to drive ice cream trucks, or to sing in touring boys' choirs.

And they do that by hiding in the back of trucks headed for the ferry, or the Eurotunnel, or they sneak inside the tunnel terminal at night to try to hide on the trains.

These are the same stickers used on big trucks to avoid collision.

Thousands of trucks supplied by China and Russia took up the task amidst ferocious B-52 bombing and truck drivers became known as pilots of the ground.

I'm talking about cowboy boots and Caterpillar yellow toy trucks and bug jars, the whole nine yards.

This is from Spain last September, you could call this the running of the cars and trucks, I guess.

Then, during input delivery, we rent hundreds of 10-ton trucks and send them out to where farmers are waiting in the field.

In fact, it emits more greenhouse gases than our cars, our trucks, our planes and our trains combined.

We grow them for about 50 to 70 days, we harvest the leaves, and then the leaves are transported by cooling trucks to the factory.

But to reach there, you must dodge between the trucks overpacked with garbage and slalom between the tuk-tuks, the fastest vehicle to move around in the neighborhood.

The smell of the garbage unloaded from those trucks was intense, and the noise of the traffic was loud and overbearing.

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