Sentence examples for carried last from inspiring English sources

Filling the thrill void is the annual home run derby, carried last night by ESPN, which is generating its own memories of slamfests past (and attracting an average 5.3 million households since 1998).

Click again, and you can find out whether storms are likely to delay their arrival time in the next port; how the ship is performing compared to normal; what cargo it carried last time and so on.

Ciaran Clark and Idrissa Gana struck the late goals which ended the spirited resistance of Wycombe Wanderers and carried last season's runners-up into a fourth-round home tie against Manchester City.

Lou D'Ermilio Lou D'Ermilio, a spokesman for News Corp.'s (nyse: NWS) Fox Sports, which carried last night's game, said the bottom range for Super Bowl commercials was $1.7 million.

Republicans also feel optimistic about their prospects on Staten Island, which John McCain also carried last year.

But there is some concern that the extra workload Pineda carried last year might have contributed to the injury.

Part of the investigation now gathering momentum will focus on how the intelligence agencies and police took their eye off the young Parisians who carried last week's attacks.

The Tigers carried last year's momentum through the division series, when they beat the Yankees, before falling to Texas in a six-game A.L. Championship Series.

Subs are not everyone's cup of tea, but they do know that licence takes an "s" when it is a verb; to judge from the Telegraph pdf download that I "clicked and carried" last week, reporters don't.

Mr. DesJarlais has been battered in the Tennessee press over news, carried last week by The Huffington Post that he appeared to pressure a mistress, one of his former patients, to end a pregnancy.

Because of this shift, plus the construction of additional freight lines, the tonnage hauled by China's rail system increased in 2010 by an amount equaling the entire freight carried last year by the combined rail systems of Britain, France, Germany and Poland, according to the World Bank.