Sentence examples for would carry into from inspiring English sources

G.M. said a stronger performance in the second half of 2003 would carry into 2004.

Sometimes, that doubt would carry into the next batter and the next and the one after that until an inning had come apart, quickly and spectacularly.

In a recent town hall discussion I conducted with students from 30 colleges and universities, first-time voters described the identity they would carry into the voting booth.

Buttigieg rarely gets into the weeds about specific legislation that must pass, speaking instead about the principles he would carry into policy fights.

At Camp Hanson, a nearby military site, a group of older, more experienced marines was conducting exercises with the weapons and gear they would carry into combat.

That would carry into the future the mistake we make today of marrying the creation of content to the transmission of signal.

Fine's voice boomed again over the loudspeakers: "And the winner for the most overall votes: John Terrell from Oak Ridge, Tennessee!" The crowd roared, and Terrell lost the apprehension he'd carried into the stadium.

Virgin Galactic, created by the British entrepreneur Richard Branson and Burt Rutan, an aerospace engineer, has proposed building a spaceport in New Mexico, where a new generation of spacecraft would carry tourists into space and commercial payloads into orbit.

Federowicz believed then that Harvey's curve would carry him into the majors.

3. It would have adopted a consultative style in policy making that it would carry through into government.

Intel hoped the product would carry it into growing areas like smartphones, Web-ready TVs and set-top-boxes.