Sentence examples for carrying back from inspiring English sources

-- before deciding it was simply not worth carrying back to the house," he writes of their meeting.

Traders started carrying back objects and works of art, and western artists and artisans began making work influenced by the Japanese aesthetic and techniques.

They are credited with carrying back to Europe the monkey puzzle tree (Araucaria araucana), native to the Andes mountains; the Berberis darwinii; and the Escallonia macrantha.

In the summer of 1861, privateers empowered by the Confederate government captured several Union ships, carrying back treasures of food and molasses to the Confederate shores.

Drafted into the Army during his senior year in high school, Mr. Dunne fought in the Battle of the Bulge and won both his father's admiration and a Bronze Star for crawling past Nazi sentries and carrying back a wounded soldier.

Carrying back losses for further into the past can mean a bigger refund.

Vunipola carries back up to halfway.

But Milton is carried back further than Adam and Eve.

Eventually we were carried back to the surface.

The wind would carry back to the city the chilling howls of the starving animals.

Latrines had to be dug, ropes rigged, supplies consumed, and refuse carried back to the surface.