Sentence examples for transported straight from inspiring English sources

Cheese balls that seem transported straight out of a Cheever story.

Enter it and you are transported straight to the island of 70s James Bond baddie Francisco Scaramanga.

The colour of raspberries, and with that uneven rippling stoneware finish, these look as if they've been transported straight from a sun-baked Provencal chateau.

One time-passing Facebook browse of an evening, when I chanced to click on an interview with Caitlin Moran, I was transported straight back to 1994.

Beyond its immense rotunda stands a five-story climbing wall that looks as if it was transported straight from Arches National Park, while boulders and palm trees frame the leisure pools outside.

There are woollen babygros in gender-neutral grey; colourful hi-tops transported straight from the Eighties (or maybe from Shoreditch, where they're still favoured by people who grew up under Thatcher); windcheaters in "off" shades of muddy pink and mustard yellow.

Some Democrats think he does not go far enough; that he should take advantage of the crisis to push a big shake-up of health care, energy and transport straight away.

We differentiate between connections for reliable transport (straight lines), e.g., Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) connections, and connections for unreliable transport (dotted lines), e.g., User Datagram Protocol (UDP) traffic flows, as they have different requirements.

The smell of Sunday lunch transports me straight away.

Whenever I come back to it, the strange rhythm and texture of the prose transports me straight to Newfoundland.

But the Excelsior Vittoria has its own private lift, which transports you straight from the terrace to the harbour.