Sentence examples for been transported from a from inspiring English sources

Rooms here look a little as though they've been transported from a Brooklyn brownstone and are given monikers such as "modpods" and "Hi-Fis".

Mr. Bostridge is a unique musician, less an opera singer than an artist with his voice, now pacing the stage with feverish, repressed intensity, now twisting his whole skinny body with the effort of his message, bringing alive the spirit of the music to such a degree he could have been transported from a 19th-century salon.

It had been transported from a unit in Brentford to Isleworth, west London, where it was placed in the Thames.

The back trajectories of winds also suggest that the aerosols might have been transported from a desert region on that day.

So basically you're in your private space, you get to turn it into a virtual world where you're being transported from A to B or wherever your destination is.

Typically aimed at business users, the services allow goods to be transported from A to B via trucks, vans, motorbikes using a smartphone app that connects them with vehicle owners.

A parcel in a logistic process would no longer be a simple item to be transported from A to B. Instead it exerts direct influence on its own path.

Scrapie was first diagnosed in the northern part of this area in 1951 in sheep that had been transported from an afflicted area (Area II).

Photosynthetic processes are possible because energy is transported from a hotter object (the Sun) to a cooler object (Earth).

It threatens to be an updated version of the historic "middle passage", through which "hard-working families" were also to be transported from a life of poverty.

As for Alexander von Humboldt, he journeyed to South America, spurred on, as he explained in 1801, by a "longing to be transported from a boring daily life to a marvellous world".