Sentence examples for any carried from inspiring English sources

"ANY" carried a connotation of openness, for example (though this meaning was fiercely contradicted by the exclusivity of the events).

The attack was deadlier than any carried out in Britain by the Irish Republican Army during its long terror campaign.

If the Afghan and United Nations reports prove to be accurate, the raid by American and Afghan special operations forces on the village of Azizabad may have been the deadliest for civilians of any carried out by United States forces in Afghanistan since 2001.

Marsh argued that trees acted as great pumps, generating water for the atmosphere: "the vapour carried off by transpiration greatly exceeds the quantity of water absorbed by the foliage from the atmosphere, and the amount, if any, carried back to the ground by the roots" (Marsh 1864).

Of the 26 events contested during the U.S. Olympic swimming trials, few, if any, carried more anticipation than the final domestic showdown between Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte.

But the task is now also bigger than any "carry over" could massage.

Have there been any experiments carried out?

"We had not seen any attacks carried out by foreign fighters," General Hertling said.

Are any benefits carried over to activity and/or participation?

The soldiers would be allowed safe passage in any direction carrying any personal and public property besides munitions of war.

So far, the program has not received any funding or carried out any activities.