Sentence examples for carried far from inspiring English sources
The other major airlines also carried far fewer passengers.
Bird song carried far across the water: chiffchaff, blackcap, wren.
Many, in fact, are carried far out into the ocean never to be seen again.
His work, in a family-owned decorating business, carried far less visibility and prestige.
Robinson and the engineers had to trust that they would be carried far enough, and into sympathetic hands.
In illness, you're carried far away from your ordinary life; returning, you can see it in the long view.
Although the launching was driven in part by domestic considerations, analysts said it carried far-reaching foreign relations implications, coming as leaders in Washington and Beijing — as well as those soon to be chosen in Tokyo and Seoul — try to form a new way of coping with North Korea after two decades of largely fruitless attempts to end its nuclear and missile ambitions.
He derived special enjoyment from painting the full-length, seated portrait of his friend, the philanthropist Captain Thomas Coram a compelling and deeply sympathetic image that injected the dead aristocratic tradition with forthright realism and carried far-reaching implications for European portraiture.
Punitive damages can carry far higher awards.
The Wikipedia page below it should carry far more authority".
Who showed a quiet voice can carry far.
