Sentence examples for he transferred with from inspiring English sources

He transferred with part of No. 11 Squadron to No. 60 Squadron RFC on 23 August.

Following the Prussian defeat at the Battle of Jena-Auerstadt, he transferred with Jean Lannes to the Iberian peninsula.

Sheean served aboard Armidale as she initially took part in escort duties along the eastern Australian coast and in New Guinea waters, before he transferred with the ship to Darwin in October, where Armidale was tasked with assisting Australian operations in Timor.

Perrett, a 32-year-old tree surgeon from Newport, south Wales, said he had "no real complaints" about the way he was treated in prison – but that life improved dramatically when he was transferred with the other activists from the Arctic port of Murmansk to Saint Petersburg, and acquired creature comforts such as a fridge and a "toilet area with walls".

He was transferred with the lifeboat doctor to a coastguard helicopter and taken directly to the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton.

There, he was transferred with hundreds of others to an emergency diesel-powered train, and then taken to Newark to hunt for a bus.

"That he was transferred with anything less than full agreement of our government and our military is completely unacceptable and speaks volumes about President Obama's commitment to political talking points over our national security," he said.

1/4 was intubated in the nearest hospital where he was transferred with brain death without having received appropriate basic life support for about 30 min. 2/3 children who initially were apnoeic and comatose, required intubation.

After his freshman year he transferred to work with famed former Adelaide 36ers coach Mike Dunlap at Metro State College in Denver.

Defensive end Brandon Fanney was a starting linebacker for the University of Alabama in 2008, but he transferred after disagreements with the Crimson Tide coaching staff.

First, he "transferred" the empire, with all its apocalyptic and millennial freight, to the West, including the notion of the Last Emperor and the idea that the Carolingians were the new "obstacle" to the Antichrist.