I threw him over my shoulder and carried him outside, hooking him up to my Fulton recovery device which yanked him into the clouds with a yelp and ferried him safely back to my ever-expanding base.
Long a soloist, he was surprised at how much he enjoyed ferrying others safely down to earth.
Frightening searches initiated by the suspicious Gestapo collide with the family's intense efforts to first keep the escapees concealed and then to ferry them safely away.
The greater challenge is finding some privacy in the days ahead and another kind of rescue capsule to ferry them safely to a (new) normal life.
Escaping slaves who entered Indiana would be ferried from safe house to safe house northward, usually into Michigan, where they could cross safely to Windsor, in Ontario, Canada.
At the time, Musk declared that if crews had been aboard they would have been safely ferried away by the rocket's abort system.
During the riots, Mr. Tadha said, he hid the last of his guests, all Hindus, until they could be safely ferried to the train station.
When there were raids by Iraqi security forces, her cell was responsible for safely ferrying important messages and documents.
It called for all "decent and law-abiding citizens" in the troubled areas to immediately evacuate their homes and said security forces would ferry them out safely.
Five helicopters, from the coast guard, navy and air force, were taking turns airlifting survivors still aboard and ferrying them to safely.
Imagine a time when, as a parent, you (or your children!) could dial up a self-driving car that will safely ferry your daughter to soccer practice and your son to guitar lessons after school.
