Sentence examples for carries from from inspiring English sources

The law carries from four to twenty years in prison.

The Steelers got 93 yards on 19 carries from the rookie Le'Veon Bell.

But the excitement factor only intermittently carries from the arena to the screen.

The Ravens got just 45 yards on 15 carries from Ray Rice.

What he carries from place to place has diminished drastically with each move.

Traditional mosquito control all but eradicated Aedes aegypti (and the diseases it carries) from the United States fifty years ago.

The possibility of building steam that carries from one contest to the next seems much in question.

The poll director, Brad Coker, cites the baggage that Ms. Reno carries from her days in the Clinton administration.

"One shapes his character for the entire play, the other the memories that the audience carries from the theater.

Each carries from 6 to 10 nuclear warheads, every one many times as powerful as the bomb that destroyed Hiroshima.

Mr. McGovern said that nothing in his life compares to the pain he carries from his daughter's death.