All day long I was anxiously on the look-out for a tug and lighters to enable me to tranship to the Dundrennon, and at last, at about 6 P.
In the course of an hour I received a signal from the Deputy Quartermaster-General to tranship all my corps, stores, etc.
Up to a decade ago, if a man in Lima had business in Iquitos, he was obliged to take a steamer to England, tranship to Para, and there tranship again to Iquitos.
You are very good,' said I; 'but I am afraid we shall have to get you to tranship us at the first opportunity.
I fear he will not make haste to tranship us,' she answered.
We will then tranship the amount of treasure that is left to us, scuttle the Independencia, and the English officer and his companions can keep guard over the gold at the bottom of the sea.
We can then recover the gold, and on the first available opportunity we will tranship the booty and ourselves to another vessel.
At about midnight we reached a point where an armed "Drifter" was waiting to take us further on; but the sea was so rough that we had to stand by until the dawn before we could tranship our small cargo or come alongside.
It was impossible to tranship the cargo, so we proceeded to Mytilene, where we arrived about 8 a.
She was on her way home to England for the purpose of education, and was despatched by a schooner which would take her to Singapore, where she would tranship to a mail boat bound for home waters.
Consequently you will either have to remain kicking your heels at the latter place, or you will have to tranship and go aboard the first merchantman bound for Hong-Kong.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tranship" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
