Sentence examples for items carried by from inspiring English sources
The machines sell 60 to 70 items carried by the retailer, including the Apple iPod Touch and Nano.
Elegance, simplicity and an understanding of other fields came to matter in a world in which computers have become fashion items, carried by everyone, that can do almost anything.
The distribution of the PI items where matching was obtained after revision by the three subjects are shown in Figure 6. Figure 6 Distribution of the paralinguistic information items carried by breathy/whispery voices.
Regarding language dependency, we consider that the usage of intonation-related prosodic features and voice quality features may vary depending on the language, as stated in the introduction, so that part of the paralinguistic information items carried by breathy/whispery voices found in the present work might be specific for Japanese.
Customs and Border Protection take away the items carried by undocumented immigrants, including children, when they cross the border.
While racing or battling, the Nintendo DS's top screen offers a third-person perspective of the player's kart, while the bottom touchscreen shows the race's current standings, items carried by each racer, and a map of the course.
Among items carried away by the looters was a battery-powered model of a Ferrari of the kind that wealthy parents buy their young sons, a Japanese motorized water scooter, a parachute of a kind used in free-fall jumping, a video library that included dozens of hit Hollywood movies of the past decade, more than 100 racing car wheels, and the entire fittings for a luxury European kitchen.
Mr. Ary was convicted of stealing data recording tape from the Apollo 15 mission, an Air Force One control panel, spacesuit components, a lunar sample bag and personal items carried into space by astronauts.
Typical items carried during tournament play by Portilla for Len Mattiace.
The first is that the item is picked up and turned over, and the remaining two represent the items being carried by different customers.
During the Middle Ages most heavy or bulky items were carried by water wherever possible.
