Carried in sentence

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It would have carried well over a thousand people on board, including 600 soldiers.

Backpacks should be in contact with your back carried symetrically.

Well, let's not get carried away.

Just as Daedalus had many times ignored the consequences of defying the natural laws of mortal men in the service of his ego, Icarus was also carried away by his own hubris.

These dedicated nerves produce a molecule called natriuretic polypetide B, which triggers a signal that's carried up the spinal cord to the brain, where it creates the feeling of an itch.

Many of them carried all of their belongings in a backpack to avoid losing them in a homeless shelter.

It requires fairly little to maintain, offers much flexibility in design and only asks to be carried in a single plastic tube.

But it's also true that if a dozen Asian carp with the all-male gene drive accidentally got carried from the Great Lakes back to Asia, they could potentially wipe out the native Asian carp population.

For good luck, he carried one of the holiest relics in Christendom: the veil that had belonged to the Virgin Mary.

If it had carried on growing at two percent a year for just another couple of centuries, the entire planet would be covered with a seething mass of human bodies all touching each other.

I told my attacker, "You've carried out your attack, but now I'm getting back on my tube.

And it's then, when you're lost or uneasy or carried out of yourself, that you find out who you are.

Against all expectation I carried on working, and my kids were and continue to be absolutely fantastic.

Your daughter, for whom you have already carried so much, wants to know what you brought, what gift, what light did you keep from extinction?

So thinking again about what movie we're in, maybe I got carried away before.

Back in 2003, the UK government carried out a survey.

And there's been some really wonderful surveys carried out recently by Ipsos MORI in the last few years.

And this description carried on into their police reports.

Who folded that thing up there, and why? (Laughter) Some people get carried away.

Josephine wore violet-scented perfume, carried violets on their wedding day, and Napoleon sent her a bouquet of violets every year on their anniversary.

It's also worth asking how the survey was carried out.

And I said, "Danilo, you won't remember this, but when you were an infant, I carried you on my back, up and down the mountains."

All this came packaged in a beautiful purse that was given to the mother as a gift after all her hard work, that she carried home with pride as a symbol of prosperity.

VG: We call the names and rituals of our ancestors into this room today because from them we received a powerful blueprint for survival, strategies and tactics for healing carried across oceans by African women, passed down to generations of Black women in America who used those skills to navigate institutions of slavery and state-sponsored discrimination in order that we might stand on this stage.

From there on we then refined it, but we carried on falling over a lot.

They carried out this huge survey of mothers and ended up recording the birth of nearly every baby born in England, Scotland and Wales in one week.

This incredible effect produced gravitational waves that carried the news of this cosmic hug to the rest of the universe.

Their dancing bodies carried the prayers of the people up to the gods, and the will of the deities was delivered back through them to the people and the land.

ECT carried a deep stigma, leftover from a history that bears little resemblance to the modern procedure.

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