Sentence examples for spirited through from inspiring English sources

On June 30, Gore was spirited through a back door for what had been planned as an hourlong session, the length allotted for all the finalists.

While most art arriving at the Met is spirited through the catacombs of its basement, this particular work was so large that it could not fit through the doors normally reserved for deliveries.

The difference is that Basil Rathbone's Holmes was an ageless being, to be spirited through time without a wrinkle, whereas McKellen — dapper in his top hat, circa 1917, then riven and slowed by the ensuing years — is nothing if not mortal.

Most of the China White passing through San Ysidro is spirited through the pedestrian crossing, a long concrete corridor lined with metal detectors, airport-style X-ray scanners and D.E.A. posters offering $2 million for information leading to the arrest of Benjamín Arellano Félix and his brother, Ramón.

Although ACTA ostensibly tackles trademark theft and online piracy, it has been spirited through the obscure trade committees in various European countries, sparking protests from online activist concerned it will increase online censorship and surveillance.

We can only hope that the 44th President's passage through Baltimore is less fraught than Lincoln's -- the 16th President had to be spirited through Charm City in the dead of night for fear of assassins.

Mr. Obama announced that he would hold his first post-election news conference on Friday afternoon, but he remained largely out of sight on Thursday as a newly fortified Secret Service detail spirited him through Chicago.

(He's confident, remember?) She's well suited to the job, good humored and levelheaded, skilled at leading her gabby, spirited co-hosts through short, brisk segments.

Christianity came during the colonial period through spirited missionary activity especially in the south, where Catholics were called bafaransa ("the French") and Protestants bangerezza ("the British").

In music, Mannerism expressed itself through spirited, even exaggerated, responses to the nuances of poetic texts: abrupt contrasts, outré harmonic progressions, and other disruptions of the smoothly churning surface of the high-Renaissance style.

According to reports, airport officials "spirited" the passengers through the airport without stopping in customs or immigration.