Sentence examples for transport someone from inspiring English sources

If you could transport someone from the year 1916 to the present, we ask a little proudly, wouldn't that person be stupefied by the changes?

Not a good thing, several people warned me: buses weren't the sort of transport someone like me -- white, female and 58 -- should take by herself.

Before, a driver who refused to transport someone carrying alcohol would have to go to the back of the taxicab line.

Mr. Spitzer could face charges of violating the federal Mann Act, passed in 1910, which makes it a crime to transport someone between states for the purpose of prostitution.

Officer Wright is charged with failing to transport a female prisoner according to procedures, failing to record entries in his memo book and failing to notify headquarters about his intent to transport someone he had detained.

Were you to transport someone blindfold between triple-garaged developments in Northumberland, Cheshire, Warwickshire and the home counties, it would be astonishing if they emerged blinking into the northern, southern and Midlands lights able to divine which was which.

"It's about creating the illusion of the environments -- transporting someone in New York to a different place and time".

The other bill would ensure that each borough have at least two ambulances capable of transporting someone who weighs 500 pounds or more.

Like most countries, Britain subscribes to a UN definition of people-trafficking, the three-part gist of which is that the perpetrator must have recruited or transported someone, using coercion or deception of some sort, for the purpose of exploitation.

We really don't know, because it supposes a massive behavioural change in the community; behavioural change about funeral rites, so people don't touch dead bodies any longer, in carers, as people could be infected while transporting someone to a hospital".

For the highlight of his current show he transports someone from his stage to a televised beach in Australia to be reunited with an estranged acquaintance.