Sentence examples for which have transported from inspiring English sources

The news suggests Lawrence will soon be free of the two major Hollywood film franchises which have transported her to new levels of fame.

Fifty minutes with stories of immigrants from Asturias, Galicia, Andalusia, which have transported their dreams from the other side of the Atlantic.

Mr. Burrage and several other Klansmen then went to his trucking company garage, and Mr. Burrage filled a glass gallon jug with gasoline, to be used to burn the civil rights workers' 1963 Ford station wagon, which had transported their bodies.

If these effects contribute to lowering transport costs per AV anywhere between US$2000 and US$4000 [20], then this can be useful for New Economic Geography [50, 51] analyses which have transport as an integral component and may be used as a relevant theoretical framework.

As he lectures world leaders in Paris on the urgent need to address climate change, Obama will no doubt showcase his cancellation of the proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline, which would have transported 800,000 barrels of oil a day from the oil fields of Alberta to the refineries in Texas -- an unqualified victory for the environmental movement.

All of the redwood came from an old hay barn on their ranch, which they had transported by wagon.

He lived at St Ippolyts where he erected a private observatory which he had transported from Cambridge and had originally belonged to Isaac Newton.

In such gene-engineered tumor cells, the MHC class II molecules pick up antigenic peptides, which have been transported into the endoplasmic reticulum for binding to MHC class I molecules.

Mules, which have been transporting Grand Canyon visitors since 1887, just got a new job.

Fortunately for the teams, which have to transport their equipment by air back to Europe for the next race, in Spain, they have three weeks until the next race rather than the usual two.

Near the spot upriver to which Mr. Tanimoto had transported the priests, there sat a large case of rice cakes which a rescue party had evidently brought for the wounded lying thereabouts but hadn't distributed.