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Transports in sentence

72 examples of Transports in a sentence

It blows people away and it transports them, and it makes them feel hopeful.
And yet, BlaBlaCar transports more than four million people every single month.
This sort of streamlining styling is not just glamorous because we associate it with movies of that period, but because, in it's streamlining, it transports us from the everyday.
She picks the water up from there, desalinates it, for free, transports it over there, and dumps it onto the mountains, rivers, and streams.
Bender transports the plot from medieval Italy to Mississippi during the time of the American civil war.
Basically it takes the whole absurdist ethos of the Muppet show and transports it from vaudeville into a road movie.
When her no-nonsense editor, Sydney Greenstreet, insists that she entertain soldier Dennis Morgan, she enlists the aid of her boyfriend to use his farm, and she transports herself and the restaurateur there.
Peter the Great's "window on the west") find a magic portal that instantly transports them to Paris.
The Ghost Train is so intensely atmospheric that you couldn't conceivably watch it without being amazed at the deep, dark world it transports you to, it is immersive in a way that few cheap and cheerful flag-wavers managed to be during the desperate early '40s and it's a film that I would imagine few people have ever watched just the once.
Striking a quick flash of energy that transports a human to another world.
It transports you into another world.
The realism achieved by shooting at the actual world cup qualifier really transports you to the event.
Three are the instruments of justice: the magical eye that shows Abu the future, the magical carpet that transports him just in time to save Ahmad and the Princess, and the bow-and-arrow to execute Jaffar.
If you notice the conductor says R train to Brooklyn when in fact it's the S train which is the shuttle that transports you back and forth between Grand Central Station and Times Square.
Concerning the Manhattan prep and deb season of some unspecified year past, "Metropolitan" transports your mind into a social order that exists just beyond our consciousness: where young socialites discuss Fourier without conviction, Jane Austen without having read her work, and love without never having really been in it.
Visually it transports one into a dark, grey, industrial nightmare of a world.
But still, "Woodstock" transports you back to the era, and everything associated with it.
I'm told that the movie transports you to 1870s upper class New York.
"The Gray Zone" transports the audience to the epicenter of evil during WWII's final solution to the Jewish question.
It stars David Paymer as an average Joe who transports a bunch of whiny kids back and forth in a daily carpool.
And the next wave of technology, including driverless vehicles, will have a major negative impact on the incomes and opportunities of everyone who currently delivers goods or transports passengers by car.
BlaBlaCar, Europe’s leading car-sharing service, now transports more passengers monthly than Eurostar, the high-speed rail service connecting London with Paris and Brussels.
Likewise, Mexico City is considered to have a high level of sanitation, even though it transports untreated wastewater, loaded with pathogens and toxic chemicals, to the Mezquital Valley, where it is used to irrigate crops.
It transports around 90% of world trade.
And every business that produces, processes, and transports food needs and expects to earn a profit.
It transports the animal that secretes it without the animal sticking to it.
Then she fell back exhausted, for these transports of vague love wearied her more than great debauchery.
She turned her face slowly, and seemed filled with joy on seeing suddenly the violet stole, no doubt finding again, in the midst of a temporary lull in her pain, the lost voluptuousness of her first mystical transports, with the visions of eternal beatitude that were beginning.
When M. de Renal was in town, as frequently happened, he ventured to read; soon, instead of reading at night, and then taking care, moreover, to shade his lamp with an inverted flower-pot, he could take his full measure of sleep; during the day, in the interval between the children's lessons, he climbed up among these rocks with the book that was his sole rule of conduct, and the sole object of his transports.
And each of those transports of love is dated!
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