Sentence examples for ferrying it from from inspiring English sources

Since that year, when ocean dumping was banned by federal law, the boats have been used to help recycle the sludge, ferrying it from the treatment plants to other plants, which are equipped to "de-water" it.

Then a space tug would ferry it from Earth orbit to lunar orbit, where it would essentially become a space station for the moon.

Then I realized that food on the floor is not worth anything – there is no five-second rule in my house – and that's where food ends up every time I try to ferry it from kitchen to table.

Electricity was once provided mainly by local utilities, so the states control most wires that ferry it from generating plants to homes and businesses.

The island and its prison are open daily to visitors, who arrive by half-hour ferry (it leaves from the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront); a museum and interactive exhibits place the island and its grisly history in context.

The handsome waiters, the bars bearing champagne, the tasteful lighting and golf buggies ferrying guests from the entrance – it added the classic feel of an uptown wedding to proceedings.

Travel by ferry - it's eight hours from Calais or fly to Bergerac or Bordeaux.

Also known as GTR – majority owned by the Go Ahead group – it ferries commuters from across the south coast into London Bridge and Victoria.

From the ferry, it appears to be near-empty.

From the ferry it is possible to see the creep of redevelopment: the shiny new apartments, the parks, piers and cafes situated on repurposed piers.

It also said that it would ferry soldiers from neighboring African countries to Mali on U.S. troop transport planes but that the aircraft would not remain in the country.