Trucks in a sentence

Adapted from Stephen King's short story collection "Trucks," is actually a movie that King wrote and directed.

A sign will also be added at the intersection of Radar Drive and Willowbrook Road prohibiting trucks from turning right.

As part of the cease-fire on Friday, about 200 trucks carrying emergency aid also made their way into the besieged area.

At a whopping 22.31ft-long, the Germans have put the Americans and their trucks to shame with this offering.

Also they will be commissioning a new inspection station (for trucks) at our Agua Santa stock pile and asphalt plant in Arima.

Attendees can also participate in conservation projects, buy meals at food trucks and enjoy live entertainment at the festival.

American drivers like everything supersized: spacious SUVs, hulking pickup trucks, the wide open road.

AIM Roads said motorists are not supposed to pass snowplow trucks on the right, as it is dangerous.

At least four transport trucks were involved in jack-knife collisions, OPP Sgt. Kerry Schmidt said in an update posted at 2:38 p.m.

The DWS intervention at Mquma has seen an increase in the number of water tankers (trucks) from 3 ADM owned trucks.

Civilians in buses and cars, delivery trucks, school buses, countless private cars and trucks—it didn’t matter.

A majority in the Danish parliament argue it is vital as the continued use of gas and diesel-fueled trucks is environmentally unsustainable.

Gradually the ram's head began appearing on the pickup trucks as Dodge began to refer to their trucks as Ram.

Around 87% of total diesel sales are to the transport segment, with trucks and buses accounting for about 68% of diesel sales in the country.

Another eight trucks carrying food, medicine and water are expected to cross into the Gaza Strip today, a senior United Nations official said.

As everyone is loaded into trucks, we see a house covered in cameras, and the man inside watching the monitors underground as everyone leaves.

According to Pott, the developments are illegal and will continue to prevent fire trucks from being able to access large portions of the island.

Yet I see all the trucks that aren't in the left lane when there are signs saying 'Trucks Use Left Lane'.

We’re running a few trucks this afternoon and planning to get trucks back on the road tomorrow,” he says.

Drivers of commercial trucks would have been charged either $24 or $36 during peak hours, depending on the size of the trucks.