Sentence examples for this week carrying from inspiring English sources

PORTLAND, Me. — A chartered bus adorned with slogans about "Hope" and "Dreams" was rumbling through this part of the country this week, carrying a public servant who made regular stops to greet mayors and local television cameras.

He returned this week carrying the blood-stained rucksack that he had been holding when a female fighter was shot beside him.

Followed closely by a battery of mainly foreign TV cameras, a chartered El Al jet took off from Paris this week carrying some 200 French Jews emigrating to Israel.

More embarrassingly for Trump, protesters in at least two dozen cities have been rallying this week, carrying signs with Puzder's face and the epithets "Wage Thief" and "Tax Cheat".

▶ Lots of people seem to be cashing out their fond investment in England's hopes for glory this week, carrying whatever remains over to Wimbledon, but it's not a straightforward proposition.

All along the fertile valley of the Kunduz River, farmers were bringing in the harvest this week, carrying great sheaves on their backs from the fields and driving their oxen in circles in an ancient method of threshing.

A website called ProphetsOfRage.com launched earlier this week, carrying nothing but the the slogan #TAKETHEPOWERBACK and a ticking countdown to 31 May.

Three flights left Algeria yesterday carrying 11 BP employees.

SpaceX successfully launches Falcon 9 carrying Starlink demo satellites.

Passenger numbers rose by 7% last year, carrying 11 million people.

"Today carrying a camera is like carrying a weapon.