Sentence examples for to ferrying from inspiring English sources
noun
A ship used to transport people, smaller vehicles and goods from one port to another, usually on a regular schedule.
To him, those goals of late have mostly seemed to come down to ferrying parts to the space station.
Cole bombing, also admitted to ferrying money to a Qaeda operative known as Khallad who was part of an important 9/11 planning meeting in Malaysia.
They married and decided to stay in Paris during the occupation, eventually joining the Comet line, the underground dedicated to ferrying downed Allied pilots out of France and safely back to England.
Like the Jeep but far bigger, the Hummer started as a military transport, the Humvee, which was used in the Persian Gulf war for everything from launching missiles to ferrying the wounded.
The refueling and cargo mission operated by the United States from Manas Air Base in Kyrgyzstan has been essential to ferrying humanitarian aid, troops and equipment to and from Afghanistan.
Some experts contend the V-22 should be limited to ferrying troops for long distances because it can fly faster, farther and quieter, and carry more troops, than any helicopter.
He uses rickshaws to ferry workers and conventioneers around downtown.
He used the boat to ferry passengers between Staten Island and New York City.
Canada has agreed to ferry in more soldiers from India and Bangladesh.
"We are here to ferry microbes across the planet.
People regularly trust us to ferry their children.
