Sentence examples for has been ferried from inspiring English sources
The Six Nations trophy has been ferried across the Channel – or tunnelled under it – after every campaign in the wake of a Lions tour.
Now JStefani proposes that Jeff has been "ferried to the other side" (via that last snort of coke), a theory that was also lofted by my colleague Jaime Wolf, a New Yorker contributor and fellow Dyer aficionado.
By Rebecca Mead March 25, 2016 At a production of the opera "De Materie" at the Park Avenue Armory, some of the talent has been ferried in from a farm in northeast Pennsylvania.
Tells about resistance from the British press, some military men, & Silver City Airways, which has been ferrying cars & passe gers; about the company's stock.
The incident occurred aboard a special flight from Düsseldorf to Pristina by Montenegro Airlines, which has been ferrying planeloads of deportees to Kosovo twice a month for the past several months.
This year, the anniversary year of Lion Gardiner's landing, the feud went public as Gardiner has been ferrying over groups of visitors who he thinks might be sympathetic to his claim to be the true environmentalist in the family.
"It used to be that they would just take your money and whatever you had inside," said Mr. Rafiq, who has been ferrying merchants to and from Jordan for eight years.
Such developments are good news to Mr. Helman, the villager in Riau who, using his wooden boat, has been ferrying a steady stream of foreign environmentalists and journalists in and out of the forest in recent weeks.
SpaceX will use its Dragon V2, a more modern-looking design based on its Dragon capsule that has been ferrying NASA supplies to the space station for the past two years.
The Red Cross is working to help people locate missing family members, while the Air Force has flown in supplies, and has been ferrying out some of the injured by air.
