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Examples of hauled

hauled

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Firstly, navigation was sometimes interrupted by natural obstacles and luggage and goods had to be hauled overland.
From about 128 km away, they hauled huge basalt boulders, from which to carve colossal heads, and nearly 100 other sculptures.
In the meantime the first barges had been unloaded and hauled ashore in preparation for being broken up for firewood.
After 'soaking', the nets are retrieved and the fish entangled in the mesh are extracted and hauled on board.
A dredge on an endless rope between two holes was fixed under the ice near the ship and hauled up by manpower every morning.
The steam launch they had brought was hauled ashore for the winter.
Much water from coping sources must be hauled by household members, imposing both time costs and effort costs on households.
We also qualified and quantified (for example, concentration and size) the types of sea ice that seals and penguins were hauled out on.
The supplies were transported on sledges hauled by oxen, adding another to the long list of different modes of transport used by the expedition.
The waggons are hauled individually on and off the ferry steamers by power-operated cables, a slow process, involving a halt of about an hour at each side.
Energy consumption in transport is a function of distance traveled, weight hauled, and transport mode.
Insofar as agroindustrialization in developing countries moves processing closer to farm sources of raw commodities, it cuts down on weight hauled for the same shipped final consumption volume.
If a paper is thought to distort the news, it can be hauled before this daft panel.
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