Sentence examples for ferrying them back from inspiring English sources

Johnny and Pauline even washed the pieces themselves, ferrying them back and forth to the pantry sink.

Many families of the wounded have been so shaken by the attacks that they refused to leave their loved ones in hospitals, ferrying them back to small villages where they hoped for safety in numbers.

Dealers in Hong Kong told AFP that they'd dispatched staff to Japan to be first in line to grab unlocked devices, ferrying them back to home where they can be sold for as much as £1,500 to eager shoppers from the mainland.

In March 1969, Apollo 9 practiced docking with the lunar landing vehicle in Earth orbit; two months later Apollo 10 did the same in moon orbit; and on July 20 , 1969 40 years agoo — Apollo 11's Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon at Tranquillity Base while Michael Collins orbited above in the mother ship that would ferry them back home.

After one of the cabana boys ferried them back in an inner tube (I had earlier bonded with the guy, having been a cabana boy myself and sporting the tell-tale shin lacerations to prove it), we reconvened by the pool.

Meanwhile, on the frontlines, first-aid medics like Mohammed Riza have settled into a weekly routine, braving the bullets and gas to rescue the severely injured and ferry them back to field clinics set up on the outskirts of the melee.

NASA plans to ferry them on the back of a Boeing 747 airliner to airports near the museums chosen to receive them, said Mike Curie, a spokesman for the agency.

They braved gunfire to reach the wounded, and ferried them to safety in the backs of cars and a pick-up truck.

There will be shuttle buses ferrying attendees back, to a location still to be determined.

I think of my colleagues ferrying children back from swimming practice or orchestra.

They're also widely believed to be laundering money and ferrying intelligence back to Kim Jong-un.