Sentence examples for most hauled from inspiring English sources

Every day I was in Gogjali, hundreds of dirty, hungry, sleep-deprived civilians wandered up Highway 2. A few dragged wheeled suitcases, but most hauled whatever belongings they'd chosen to salvage in shopping bags or in rice sacks converted into backpacks.

"Most defendants hauled before Bahrain's special military court are facing blatantly political charges, and trials are unfair," said Joe Stork, deputy Middle East director at Human Rights Watch.

The developer has promised plenty of super exotic stuff that goes far beyond the basic rifles, knee pads and puffer jackets most people hauled during the beta.

Here, as in his other films, Berlanga's humour was black and bitter; as he claimed proudly, he was the film director most often hauled up before Franco's censors to explain his intentions.

When Jena ended up in the post-war Soviet-occupied zone, American troops hauled most of Zeiss's machines and scientists to Oberkochen, in western Germany.

Unusually, Mr. Quiles hauled most of the top elected officials of the time before his committee -- all of them now members of the conservative opposition to the Government of the Socialist Prime Minister, Lionel Jospin -- and opened it to television cameras.

The latest results come from studies on the most extraordinary samples hauled back from the moon, including green-tinged stone collected by Apollo 15 in 1971, and orange material gathered by Apollo 17 in 1972.

The world is still full of idle people reading books, and Rowan has most certainly been hauled to the bar, where sooner or later he will have to speak.

Some people hauled their most valuable possessions stuffed into plastic bags.

In the cargo bay is the largest, most complex payload ever hauled by a shuttle to the growing space station.

Mr Wignall, as the leader, was hauled in most often, and found that the hardest question to answer was why he was climbing mountains at all.