Sentence examples for items transferred from from inspiring English sources

The items transferred from Princeton to Italy included a pair of statuettes of women playing musical instruments; a red jar, or pithos, decorated with white animals; and a black-glazed askos, used for pouring liquids.

Series VIII: Oversize Material, Audio-Visual Material and Photographs, contains large items transferred from other series, an educational film, and Olmsted's collection of photographs.

Items transferred from her backpack to Aesop's will be carried over to your next Scout, who will pick up the journey from a previous save point.

Colonel Leibovich also used her feed to post a link to this video, produced by the Israeli military, showing "some of the items transferred into Gaza from Israel on a daily basis".

The treaty, however, focuses on items transferred to another country illegally.

Tanks, grenade launchers, armored vehicles, and assault rifles are just a few of the items that have been transferred from military control to municipal police forces.

Buehler argued that Park's DNA could have been transferred from items she touched at Uwaydah's home, where Park had visited and the victim briefly lived months before moving to the Santa Monica apartment.

The item asked for would be transferred from the storage tape to a projection unit and sent, conveniently magnified, to a tape in the reading room of the person desiring it.

Recalling that the Standing Item on Nutrition had been transferred from COAG to CFS by the FAO Conference in 1995, the Committee agreed that a nutrition-related theme, related to implementation of Commitment II of the WFS Plan of Action should be taken up at its next session, with the precise topic to be determined under the guidance of the Bureau.

These effects replicate the ones classically reported in studies using visible items and suggest that cognitive control was transferred from the subliminal prime to the visible probe items.

The virus enters the body through broken skin, and can be transferred from one person to another by touching or sharing personal items such as towels, shaving implements and shoes.