Sentence examples for carrying would be from inspiring English sources

It is relatively easy to design a CLT building so that if one element were destroyed — through explosion, perhaps — the load it was carrying would be safely carried by others.

It was justified because a Cabinet Office official testified that the release of 58,000 highly classified GCHQ files Miranda was carrying would be very likely to cause great damage to security and possible loss of life.

In the late spring of 2016, Erika Christensen was thirty-one weeks pregnant, and found out that the baby she was carrying would be unable to survive outside the womb.

During the hearing last November, a Cabinet Office official testified that the release of the GCHQ files Miranda was carrying would be very likely to cause great damage to security and possible loss of life.

"When the Royal Navy captured a ship in the Western Approaches they'd board it and escort it into Milford Haven, where the goods it was carrying would be confiscated.

After all, an independent Chronicle, with no Examiner to carry, would be much more profitable.

When asked just how he knew that his number of carries would be relatively few, Dayne said, "I can tell just from the feel of practice".

For a long time, it looked as if Navy quarterback Malcolm Perry — who rushed for 250 yards and a touchdown on 30 carries — would be the story of the long day's journey into a wintry night.

Having trucks that are limited in the loads they can carry would be a constraint.

There's just no way that a laser powered by a lithium-ion battery that a person could carry would be capable of producing the kind of heat described at point blank range, let alone at 800 meters.

But imagine having to flee your home because of conflict or disaster – what you would need to carry would be much different.