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Discover Ludwig"carried from" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to talk about an object or person being moved from one place to another. For example, "The baby was carried from the car to the house."
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Children are carried from burning buildings.
No voices carried from the street below.
"The bomb was being carried from one place to another".
Its efforts are carried from movement to movement.
She was carried from the courtroom by marshals.
Water is no longer carried from the spring above town.
I was carried from the field utterly helpless".
"It's a tradition carried from one generation to the next".
"That carried from weeks to months to years".
Epidermal and dermal partitioning was carried from PCL saturated vehicles.
Already, 962,725 tons of debris and steel have been carried from the site.
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