van line

noun

1. a transportation company that uses large motor vans for the long-distance moving of household effects.

Example Sentences

The company says it’s aiming to reopen its factory in Hermosillo, Mexico, on April 6, followed by its Dearborn truck plant, Kentucky truck plant, the Ohio Assembly Plant and the Transit van line at the Kansas City plant on April 14.

From Washington Times

Mr. Ricketts, a van line owner and a Rosedale resident, started driving vans in the 1980s.

From New York Times

Working for a boutique van line and specializing in “high-end executive relocation,” he can make $250,000 a year.

From Seattle Times

Bekins, a moving and storage business that opened in 1891 as Bekins Van Line, has by far the most remaining ghost murals, on at least three locations.

From Washington Times

But the French van line lay at a greater angle to the windward attack, and here the British advance was much nearer the perpendicular.

From Project Gutenberg