Sentence examples for was finally carried from inspiring English sources

The evacuation of Orel had long been contemplated and was finally carried out undisturbed by the enemy.

After savage parliamentary debates the repeal of the Corn Laws was finally carried through in June 1846.

When the corpse was finally carried downstairs, an arm snagged on the banister and bounced to the floor, making "a terrible soft sound like the leg being sucked off a cooked chicken".

Booked to play a recent Dym! night, he went on at 2am, again at 4am, then 8am and was finally carried off to somewhere warm and safe at noon, the Polish chapter of The Cult Of Carter duly inaugurated.

Norton then refused his wife access to their children, and her outcries against this injustice were instrumental in introducing the Infant Custody Bill, which was finally carried in 1839.

General Sanchez has been criticized by some current and retired officers for failing to recognize the growing insurgency in Iraq during his year in command and for failing to put together a plan to unify the disparate military effort, a task that was finally carried out when his successor, Gen. George W. Casey Jr., took over in mid-2004.

[They] refused to be driven, bleated almost continuously, and stood with their heads lowered; they were finally carried from the pasture. . . .

The Germans remain convinced that pressure must be kept on Greece if long-delayed economic reforms are to be finally carried out.

And even when death sentences are finally carried out, it is only after immense delays: the 68 prisoners executed in 1998 spent an average of 10 years and 10 months on death row.

We agree on all major aspects of this crisis and are greatly appreciative of Britain's position.' The Israeli leader's comments, the source said, merely reflected his 'absolute determination to deal with Hizbollah and to see that the UN resolutions requiring it to be disarmed are finally carried through'.

When you look at, for example, the effects of A.P.'s coverage in Vietnam, which was instrumental for some people in shaping their perception of the war and I would say probably played some role in the way policies were finally carried out".