Sentence examples for quickly transported from inspiring English sources
He was quickly transported back to 1970, when he wiped out terrorism in Gaza.
Burnside quickly transported Vallandigham to Cincinnati and convened a military commission to try the Copperhead politician.
"The corpsmen provided emergency medical treatment and quickly transported the detainee to Naval Hospital Guantánamo.
After being examined at Mercy, Mr. Hoffmeister was quickly transported by helicopter to St . Marys Hospital in Rochester, Minn., part of the Mayo medical complex.
They say that it is too heavy to be easily and quickly transported to trouble spots and that other proposed weapons systems will provide greater mobility, firepower and accuracy.
"Robbing a bank's no crime compared to owning one," Brecht wrote in their next joint work, Happy End, a line he quickly transported back to the revived The Threepenny Opera.
The major polluters were those that were at locations having the most favorable weather patterns for quickly transporting the pollutant north and included sources in Iowa, Pennsylvania and California.
It was the first Olympic competition to use telex transmissions of results, and zeppelins were used to quickly transport newsreel footage to other European cities.
The government must be able quickly transport huge quantities of medicine and equipment, and the plans to move supplies were described as ad hoc in a government study earlier this year.
The New York Times Sports section has created a 45-minute MP3 audio file of the article, narrated by the actor Jay O. Sanders, whose thoughtful and dramatic delivery will quickly transport you from the pages of a newspaper into the world of Caballo Blanco.
The movie, the first English-language feature by the Spanish director Gonzalo López-Gallego, quickly transports the men to the Moon, then settles in for a series of familiar bump-in-the-night scares as they set up equipment, gather scientific samples and exchange stilted personal anecdotes during downtime inside the lunar lander.
