Sentence examples for too transported from inspiring English sources

Slaves too, transported from Africa to the New World, wept when they remembered Zion.

She calls him "Ceiling" because when they make love, she is too transported to see the ceiling before her eyes.

Meanwhile, holders of C (hunting) license may too transport their firearms only to and from the areas designated for hunting in a manner that excludes their immediate use.

Wine, too, transports us--to the rolling hills of Provence, or the majesty of Napa Valley.

Much of the audience joins in and is transported, too.

I could sit and listen to them for hours on end - being inspired while being transported too, to an immensely high level of music-making.

However, she says, this is the first sign that living animals may have been transported, too.

The point can be summarized as follows: data that is too big to be processed conventionally is also too big to be transported anywhere.

There are problems with the  Sumerian relief, however: it's too big to transport covertly and too unique for a fabricated history.

Doctors may reason that the very sick are too fragile or too heavy to transport or don't have long to live.

Anything surplus to requirements, too badly damaged or too expensive to transport could be given away, sold on or scrapped locally.