Sentence examples for familiar carrier from inspiring English sources

The familiar carrier bag hung on her wrist, containing one or two but never more than three pieces of fruit, the round forms pressing against the plastic.

The most familiar carriers of electrical charge are the electron and proton.

AT&T Said to Consider a European Merger  |  AT&T is "considering buying a counterpart in Europe, a bet that it can best escape constraints on growth at home by getting into a new wireless market where it can upgrade technology and roll out more lucrative pricing strategies, people familiar with the carrier's thinking said," The Wall Street Journal reports.

The paper quotes people familiar with the carrier's thinking who say AT&T is considering buying a European counterpart in order to "escape constraints" on domestic growth by jumping into a new wireless market where it can "upgrade technology and roll out more lucrative pricing strategies".

If you're already familiar with your carrier's fleet (you know a Boeing 737-900 from a 737-800, for example) SeatGuru is probably your best bet.

In contrast, 21 of 29 parents of SC carriers were already familiar with their own carrier status through previous or antenatal testing and for these parents experience of distress appeared less common.

People familiar with the carriers' plans say prices will be upwards of $2 per song.

HOME FIRES The weight of my daughter strapped into her carrier felt familiar: it was about the weight of an Interceptor with both SAPI plates inserted.

Losers: Amazon Mobile, Best Buy Mobile If the idea of buying a cellphone online attached to any carrier sounds familiar, it's because Amazon and Best Buy have been doing it for months.

For those who are not familiar with FreedomPop, the carrier does not use its own network, but instead partners with others to pick up capacity, using an innovative platform to buy and use connectivity on demand instead of in bulk like regular 'virtual' operators.

The Obama administration is circulating several ideas for legislation that would increase the government's leverage over carriers, officials familiar with the deliberations say.