Sentence examples for and carried so from inspiring English sources
The Democratic committee raised about $8 million and carried so much debt that it ended September in the red.
These were racing birds, accustomed to being crated and carried, so the close quarters were nothing new, and they had no way of knowing that this was the last time they would ever fly free.
He constantly complained of aches, pains and ailments, and carried so many drugs and medications he was known as a "walking drug store".
Anne wrote of her: Miep is just like a pack mule, she fetches and carries so much.
The dialogue in all Mantel's novels is so vivid, and carries so much of the story, that her books, in places, read like dramas.
"Commercial operators want a boat that runs so fast and carries so many people in these particular conditions and seasons," said Mr. Higgins.
And some researchers believe it is impossible to wipe out a fatal, incurable disease when it is transmitted through sex and carries so much stigma that people deny having it and avoid being tested for it.
But officials at Doctors Without Borders, which has led a global campaign to broaden poor countries' access to medicines, said they were worried that the new rules would be so complicated and carry so many restrictions that they would discourage the importation of less expensive drugs.
The total word count in Ecstasy exceeds that of Clannad by about 4,000 words, making it Key's longest work, and carries so much data that Ecstasy was released on two DVDs instead of one for the original release.
Ideally it should be compact and easily carried, so that the bride finds it easy to toss in with anything else she's toting around on the wedding day.
It was about taking care of each other, and because there weren't things, your values and your passion and your intellect carried so much more weight.
