bulky load

The lift was used only for carrying furniture and other bulky loads.

I ease from his office with my bulky load.

Bulky loads would require a second person or a mechanical device to assist.

Bulky loads, my friend, suggest loads on which we can hide remarkably well.

When the man reappeared, he was carrying a bulky load, which he took to the library window.

Air Charter's Supertraders were among the few older aircraft big enough to carry such bulky loads.

Bulky loads like trailers and roof racks present a greater surface area for that pesky wind to pull on.

The front passenger seat, plus the second-row seats, fold flat to help accommodate long, bulky loads.

Only after the war were Soviet designers ordered to develop medium gliders capable of carrying heavy or bulky loads.

With their full armor and bulky loads they'd have needlessly slowed less heavily equipped strikers.

Okay, you've got a long tunnel, for trucking bulky loads and numbers of passengers to and fro.

It was used by small farmers as and when dense or bulky loads were to be carried (muck-spreading and harvest).

These vehicles were built on a passenger-car chassis and seated up to seven people as well as being able to hold bulky loads.

The lengthy poles were also used on occasion to make a travois that could be dragged behind the horses to transport heavy or bulky loads.

They passed machine shops and storage bays, halted as robot-operated floater lifts drifted by carrying bulky loads.

Nevertheless they need to have oversized cargo bays for the cases where they have to carry bulky loads, rare as these may be.

Steve hoisted the bulky load onto his back, locked his thigh muscles to stop himself buckling at the knees and adjusted the shoulder straps.

His back was sore from having to bend forward to balance the bulky load he carried, but Lucky carried a similar load, and he wasn't complaining.

Mini trucks are suitable for short intra-city deliveries, plying on narrow village roads, long highway hauls carrying small bulky loads or even heavy cargo.

Feeding one end of the sack into that mouth and holding my breath as the bulky load disappeared through the impossibly tiny opening, zipping off heaven knows where.

The Cabinlift cars were larger and taller, allowing easy walk-on access for passengers and bulky loads, notably wheeled hospital beds and gurneys.

Screaming in pain and terror, the helpless young mules were cut down where they stood, some crawling on the ground under their bulky loads in futile attempts to reach cover.

Bow wagon: A simple agricultural wagon with laths bowed over the wheels in the manner of mudguards, to keep bulky loads such as straw from contact with them.

A person in a canoe can carry heavier and bulkier loads than a backpacker or kayaker, and can therefore travel farther and more easily under favorable conditions.

Moving heavy, bulky loads down the road, whether it's a camper, a boat trailer or anything else that attaches to the back of a tow vehicle, can be a tricky process.