Sentence examples for early transport from inspiring English sources

What gives the opera additional poignancy is that shortly before the first performance, Krasa, a Jew, was arrested and sent in an early transport to Theresienstadt, the "model camp" that was in fact a way station for Auschwitz.

Arrived at 3pm - five hours after setting off, missing the entire opening ceremony along with tens of thousands of others.The opening game had an attendance of only 85,000 when capacity was 97,000.... but soon Tim finds that... I'm a much happier bunny after putting the early transport horror shows behind me and taking in the Holland, Brazil and Argentina games in the past few days.

Successful combat care requires efficient casualty care centers and an early transport of critically injured patients by aeromedical evacuation teams.

The successful management includes the use of "rescue" extracorporeal lung assist and early transport by aeromedical evacuation teams.

The Saint Lawrence was also vital in the early transport of fur and lumber, and saw action during WWII as well, with fighting between German, British, Dutch and Canadian submarines and warships.

They mimic an inanimate form, like a plow or some form of early transport, heralding the early stages of the Anthropocene.

There is a black and white drawing of Lenin writing at a desk, posters from an earlier Transport and General Workers Unionn era, a record by Labi Siffre and a biography of Jack Jones, the legendary leader of the TGWU, as well as photos of McCluskey's family.

Earlier Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin announced 62 schemes that secured a share of the £165m on offer.

Earlier Transport for London (TfL) said nine of the 11 lines were running and nearly 75% of stations were open, more than on Wednesday.

Earlier, Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin told MPs he would review alternative rail routes to south-west England after the storm caused massive damage at Dawlish to the main railway between Devon and Cornwall.

First, the earliest transport of obsidian into the Levant is usually associated with the Epipalaeolithic Natufian cultural complex (∼ 14.5 11.5 ka); however, the phenomenon dates farther back to a period following the Middle to Upper Palaeolithic transition.