Sentence examples for transport oneself from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Regarding "Mauritius Dreaming" (April 4): To transport oneself to the island of Mauritius, read "The Prospector" ("Le Chercheur d'Or"), a novel by the Nobel laureate J. M. G. Le Cl?o, who has dual French and Mauritian citizenship.

Due to a decreased ability to drive and transport oneself, this group often faces social exclusion and are confined to the home which is evidenced by a decreased level of community participation in those with intellectual disabilities when compared to those without [34].

Further, although only present evidence is available to anybody making a statement about the past, the meaning of such a statement is not restricted to such present evidence; one is entitled to include in the meaning evidence that would be available if one were able to transport oneself to that past time.

- Seeing, hearing and listening - Clear speech - Ability to transport oneself between offices and workplaces - Driving skills.

Perhaps without the Right to Transport Oneself, the feds might grow too strong and force citizens to register their boats, barges, horses, wagons and buggies.

I'm not the only one -- this is a city driven by cars, and by the attitude that a car is the only option available to transport oneself.

When the frustrations of adulthood become too much, what can be better than transporting oneself – for a few hours, at least – to a world where even the scariest of scenarios tends to turn out all right in the end?

More starkly, reducing the notion of walking to transporting oneself by moving one's feet fails to distinguish walking from running, hopping, skating, and perhaps even bicycling.

Yet Droysen and authors before him never conceived of understanding solely as an act of mental imitation or solely as an act of imaginatively "transporting" oneself into the point of view of another person.

Summertime is open to sunbathing on the white sands of Japan's most beautiful beach in Shirahama, thrilling to the dramatic fireworks displays of the Minato Festival in Wakayama City, and transporting oneself back into the Heian period at the Yata Fire Festival in Kumano.

The staging, directed by company members Brody and Steinfeld, is less about musical showmanship than about the simple joy of imaginatively transporting oneself into a heightened fictional realm.