Sentence for carry | Use carry in a sentence

Examples of carry sentences. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use carry in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for carry.

• I carry it further. (8)
• How shall we carry them? (9)
• And Carry will not remain. (10)
• He must carry on his mine. (10)
• Have you, dear, darling Carry? (10)
• The long logs that it was our pride to cut and carry! (7)
• He can carry on nothing without my help. (10)
• These metaphors carry us off our ground. (10)
• You are forced to carry it about, for fear. (10)
• You are forced to carry it about, for fear. (22)
• Will you imagine Carry is for not accepting it! (10)
• You carry it about; you have no confidence anywhere. (10)
• You know I carry my notions of friendship pretty high. (4)
• Just come here and carry your mind back a bit, Cokeson. (8)
• A small boat was built to carry a couple of small camion. (19)
• If I had reglar meals, I should carry a clock in my inside. (10)
• I carry the banner aforesaid; verily and penitentially I do. (10)
• I would rather carry anything on mine than a married couple. (10)
• Is his love big enough to carry you both over everything?…. (8)
• The shepherd might go; he would not carry his flock with him. (10)
• Do you carry your unnatural feeling so far as to be sorry for that? (8)
• He runs over to France, whenever it suits him, to carry on there . (10)
• But when you men have a point to carry, you never stick at anything. (4)
• He asks me for a hand that cannot carry a heart, because mine is dead. (10)
• I spoiled it by thinking more of the vehicle than what it was to carry. (14)
• As they rarely failed to carry out any plan deliberately conceived by them, Mr. (10)
• Captain Abrane and Mr. Potts left this afternoon; just enough to carry them home. (10)
• He crammed his energy into his idea of the part, to carry it forward victoriously. (10)
• We want men of genius, whose imaginations carry them beyond the facts of the moment. (8)
• Put a feather on my mouth; put a glass to my face, before you let them carry me out. (10)
• I saw the end of the fable rapidly approaching, when I should have to carry Modestine. (2)
• But laces, which you could carry about you, were excellent; and so was any kind of silk. (9)
• It was she, and she was going to carry it through; she was going to triumph, and not fail. (9)
• These local outlets are generally planned to carry two 50-watt lamps or their equivalent. (17)
• But as a matter of fact the flour shipment was merely a cloak to carry on a deeper scheme. (18)
• He dared not attempt to carry her ashore, for she might spring from his grasp into the flood. (9)
• I carry enough insurance to enable my small family to do without me and laugh at starvation. (16)
• There was but one suspicious circumstance he could not carry off, and that was his companion. (2)
• Ambition is but another form of despair; it will carry her to the outermost boundary of life. (12)
• Prince (who knew that the King had used this policy to carry his desires through Parliament). (18)
• A bad critic is as bad a thing as can be, but, after all, his mischief does not carry very far. (9)
• He believed at first that he should subdue her; then it became his intention to carry her off. (10)
• What I meant was that I might make your plans my own, and that we might carry them out together. (9)
• I saw your great ladies, how they carry themselves when they would amuse themselves, and, mon Dieu! (10)
• It reposed a great trust in the men selected to carry out the design, in their will and intelligence. (13)
• Now he stood considering whether he should strangle the unlucky creature, or carry it back to its mother. (5)
• They carry no tents nor shelters of any sort, and only the simplest food for themselves and their beasts. (20)
• A man might fairly win that, and carry it out of a very noble family, without having to blush for himself. (10)
• But if you lend your credence to it, Carry, how, in the name of goodness, are you to appear at the breakfast? (10)
• He will carry this note himself, which is to serve as an introduction to you, with whom he longs to be acquainted. (4)
• It seemed a great joke; and Clementina offered to carry his excuses to Miss Milray, when she went to make her own. (9)
• He says he will go with me anywhere, and we can practise our profession together, and I can carry out all my plans. (9)
• Many carry a whisky-bottle in their pocket, which they will press with embarrassing effusion on a perfect stranger. (2)
• The hip rafters do not carry any great load, but are often made deeper to fit the incline cut of the jack rafters. (17)
• From that point I sent it to all the English magazines as steadily as the post could carry it away and bring it back. (9)
• Our work was mere playing at sailoring, helping furl sails, haul ropes, study charts, carry messages, and such like. (10)
• I say, carry a letter to your locked door, and you shall have a good reception: but there is none that is handed out. (10)
• As to a meaning, she holds that it does not conduce to making merry: you might as well carry cannon on a racing-yacht. (10)
• But in the helplessness of her sincerity she could not carry it off lightly, or hide from him that she was disappointed. (9)
• The owner should carry a fire insurance on the entire building and materials to at least 80 per cent of the total value. (17)
• Let not the fat and just Benson and his estimable horses be disturbed on my account; I will walk up and carry my toothbrush. (8)
• I was sorry for my old guest, but vexed with him too; what business had he to carry his Quixotism to such an unpleasant length? (8)
• An implacable reason sits in its place, with a keen blade for efforts to carry the imposture further afield or make it agreeable. (10)
• The expense of modernizing the mechanical equipment alone imposed a burden which few newspaper proprietors were able to carry unaided. (16)
• His light-heartedness, as kindly and sympathetic as it was inexhaustible, served to carry them over the worst places in the road of itself. (9)
• No comrade was so disloyal and unchivalrous as to carry the story to those in authority, but soon the love-making conveyed itself to their very eyes. (21)
• The Netherlands were preëminently fitted to carry on great commercial pursuits by virtue of their geographical situation and long combat and association with the sea. (3)

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