Sentence examples for be carried up from inspiring English sources
verb
To lift (something) and take it to another place; to transport (something) by lifting.
Whitehead needed to be carried up the ladder.
That was good for their short-legged dogs, who must be carried up and down stairs.
Most of the family's belongings have yet to be carried up the hill.
The dog turns and looks, waits to be carried up the two steps.
(Each brick, a curator pointed out, had to be carried up on someone's shoulder).
Here the child is not dead but on the verge of sleep, about to be carried up to bed.
From now on, the entries will be sent through a satellite terminal that I have packed and will be carrying up the mountain.
The 20m (70ft) boat was believed to be carrying up to 700 migrants, and only 28 survivors have been rescued.
The 20m (70ft) long boat was believed to be carrying up to 700 migrants, and only 28 survivors have been rescued.
It was believed to be carrying up to 700 migrants, and only 28 survivors have been rescued - they are being taken to the Italian island of Sicily.
The boat, said to be carrying up to 200 passengers, was evacuating people ahead of Cyclone Mahasen, which is expected to hit the area later in the week.
