Sentence examples for are ferried from inspiring English sources
noun
A ship used to transport people, smaller vehicles and goods from one port to another, usually on a regular schedule.
Some have trailers on which entire families are ferried around.
As children, they are ferried from piano lessons to ballet lessons to early-reading classes.
Guests are ferried to their rooms by water taxi; employees scurry about in underground tunnels.
The dead and dismembered are ferried in ambulances driven by medical students.
The tight schedule of the train lines over which meals are ferried regulates everyone's work.
Small dogs are ferried about inside their very own leather handbags.
Now many teams at the Tour de France are ferried around in something similarly pimped up.
Some are ferried by boat across the Black Sea to Anatolia.
Tourists, in carefully regimented parties, are ferried round to gawp at close quarters at blue-footed boobies and marine iguanas.
That would be an ambitious goal: more people are ferried across the border here than in any other state.
Even the patriotic numbers are ferried over to the other side soon after they are released here.
