Sentence examples for ferrying up from inspiring English sources

muvboxconcept.com The world's first parallel hybrid electric solar ferry service launched in Hong Kong in June, with the lightweight catamaran ferrying up to 100 passengers on the 15-minute journey between the mainland and the Hong Kong Jockey Club's three public golf courses on Kau Sai Chau island.

Michael Roth, owner of New York Helicopter Charter, said that his dozen or so pilots fly 10 to 15 round trips from Manhattan to the Hamptons on weekends, ferrying up to four passengers at a time at a cost of $2,450 for a 55-minute one-way trip, and that they "fly friendly," using "the highest altitude we can fly".

Other elements were ferried up by space shuttle and assembled in orbit during space walks.

Two months ago, Virgin Galactic unveiled SpaceShipTwo, designed to ferry up to six passengers into suborbital space.

Elon Musk has taken the wraps off a new spacecraft designed to ferry up to seven astronauts to the International Space Station.

The sandwiches were more interesting, but they had to be ferried up from the main restaurant and arrived somewhat wilted.

Two plates were ferried up to the cardiac unit, where Cheryl McAndrew and Barbara Ryder, roommates, had ordered the dish at the urging of a hospital dietitian.

Shortly afterward, space shuttle astronauts ferried up and attached the first U.S.-built element, named Unity, a connecting node with multiple docking systems.

If that is the case, he said, new supplies would have to be ferried up from earth, delaying any attempted space walk to repair the bulky hatch.

You can walk there, or be ferried up by four-wheel-drive, high above what pass for crowds in this part of the Aosta valley.

The Endeavour also ferried up a 12-foot, 3,400-pound Canadian Space Agency robot called Dextre, which is to perform maintenance outside the station.