Sentence examples for carry it from from inspiring English sources
Its performance did not even carry it from the first round or notch up a single goal in three games against Senegal, Uruguay and the Danes.
While you can carry the bag by its handles, you cat may feel more comforted if you carry it from the bottom, supporting her.
Environmentalists have worked furiously to block a pipeline, called Keystone XL, which would carry it from Canada to America.
You can always fudge the c2; at the end of the day, there's no reason to carry it from the beginning.
It should mean that the teams of torchbearers, set to carry it from Stoke Mandeville to the Olympic Stadium to the August 29 opening ceremony, will not be lost in the darkness.
On the Scot Forge floor, Mr. Joyce would select scrap and carry it from the staging area to a furnace, where it would be loaded and smelted at 2,100 to 2,400 degrees.
He has carried it from Bellingham to Rancho Cucamonga — northern Washington to southern California.
He's had crossers come through holes in the fence, and he's lost cattle recently to toxic sewage spilling from a pipe carrying it from Mexico.
Two soldiers carried it from the trenches and, since it was by then broad daylight, were killed by machine-gun fire as they laid it down.
A post-mortem speculated that its legs had never recovered from fractures sustained when it was strapped to the backs of camels carrying it from Sudan to Egypt.
In bright sunlight, a giant crane lifted the column — which weighs about 60 tons — from the flatbed truck that carried it from storage in Hangar 17 at Kennedy Airport.
