Sentence examples for carried i from inspiring English sources
If the weight had to be carried, I should have loved to see someone among ourselves carrying it... as he might usefully have said sooner ...We would soon dispense with both the stool and the burner.
Damon Galgut's last novel, The Good Doctor, carried, I thought, some Kafkaesque baggage; in 2005 the book was shortlisted for the Booker prize and attracted a lot of attention.
I would submerge in it, paralyzed, as it pummeled me with the debris it carried: I was a failure in prayer, a failure to Mother; my illnesses had driven a wedge between my parents.
"They're explicitly paying for that bag to be carried from A to B, and they're being charged for that," said Nick Gates, who is responsible for baggage handling systems at SITA. "If I'm paying to have my bag carried, I have the right to think it's going to arrive on time and at my destination".
His eyes open wide, amazed, unbelieving... Then a whirl of sand dust shifts my gaze to the field kitchen, still steaming, unscathed, where it remains until we — he carried, I supported — and another wounded man are loaded into a field ambulance.
And as soon as I entertained this thought, with all the regret that it carried, I imagined how coldly or nonchalantly a decision to spend the summer close by, seeing her often, might have been greeted by her, and how difficult and enervating for her, as much as for me, some of those visits or phone calls might have been.
The North Sacramento Freeway was included in the California Freeway and Expressway System when it was created in 1959, and the part of Route 3 southwest of the Elvas Freeway, which carried I-80, became part of SR 160 in the 1964 renumbering.
Purified T. reesei transformants that carried I- SceI restriction sites and the I- SceI expression cassette were point inoculated on TrMM with 2 % of glucose or lactose as a carbon source with or without addition of uridine to the medium.
Neurologists favored them — more tools to carry, I presumed.
I i denotes the proportion of humans with blood-stage infections carrying i hypnozoites.
