Sentence examples for carrying someone from inspiring English sources

Nobody is going to accuse us of carrying someone else's water.

Mr. Utaybi's file said had been carrying someone else's passport and made "inconsistent statements".

Jessie also says that the responsibility she feels carrying someone else's child is enormous.

If genes equal identity, then a person carrying someone else's DNA has no distinct self.

Harris added: "Seems like he's always carrying someone on his shoulders, every team he goes to.

"You can't fail to be left slightly scarred by carrying someone like that for two series," he says.

"Can we carry someone like Ross now?

Happily for singletons, competitors are allowed to carry someone else's wife.

Do I also carry someone else's soul — is that what you mean?" Gerda turned to him.

There are hospitals where women are kept for the whole nine months while they carry someone else's child.

That is another economic relationship stable enough to carry someone's name: the Beveridge curve, named after William Beveridge, a British economist.