Sentence examples for carried into a from inspiring English sources

Reham and Saad were carried into a neighbour's courtyard, with bedding fabric melted into their flesh.

The refugee was then carried into a police 4WD and taken to Lorengau hospital.

But it carried into a pond beyond the wall, and Matsui slowed to a brisk trot.

Those came later and were carried into a third revision, made in 1894 after the composer's death.

Other objections were that the Tricolour was carried into a pub, and one character was a prostitute.

One threw himself against a fence, exhausted, as another sprawled on the roadside, and a third was carried into a "convenient drug store," said The Eagle.

He was carried into an adjoining shop.

Or in Mr Lazarescu's case: a dead man lying down moaning or being carried into an ambulance incessantly complaining.

Somebody carried into an attack site a passport used by a man who registered in Greece as a refugee on 3 October, having crossed the sea from Turkey.

That means they remain potentially vulnerable to a "sneakernet" attack, in which a malicious program is physically carried into an isolated network either accidentally or by an intruder.

He saw a man and a woman, both unresponsive, being carried into an ambulance.