Sentence examples for this week carried from inspiring English sources

"The religion gap is very real," Professor Green, who knows as much about this as anyone, told William Bole in an article this week carried by Religion News Service.

Most encouraging of all, the Los Angeles Times this week carried two features on British movies.

Thousands of small jelly-fish like creatures have been washing up on shore up and down the Californian coast line this week, carried by the warm currents and the creatures' sail-like fins catching the wind.

The education bill passed by Congress this week carried a striking promise: children in nearly 7,000 chronically failing public schools would be given escape hatches, in the form of an option to transfer to other schools in their district with better academic track records.

A poll of GPs this week, carried out by the Natural Hydration Council, found that one in five of their patients were coming into surgeries and clogging up their valuable time with ailments such as feeling tired, headaches or poor concentration, mostly caused by them not drinking enough water.

By coincidence, the Murdoch-owned Times this week carried a bad-tempered interview with Trump, another unsavoury tycoon, who plans to build a huge £750m golf course (and claims it will create between 4,200 and 7,000 jobs) on the Aberdeenshire coast.

Today, carried interest is front-page news.

The Arts Briefing column yesterday carried an erroneous byline.

The main Target campaign last year carried the theme, "Give jolly.

Ms. Gregoire in her re-election in 2008 carried 12.

The summer carried on in its relentless perfection.