transported造句

They transported the goods by truck.

Commercial cargoes are transported by highway, water and rail.

He was in his seventh heaven, transported with delight.

Erratics ate boulders transported by glaciers and deposited some distance from their point of origin.

One whiff of its pungent curry-coconut aroma and you'll be transported to all three countries.

They were tried, convicted, and sentenced to be transported to Tasmania for seven years.

By way of contrast oil can be transported large distance by pipeline.

The reason for that is basically physics of how heat is transported between particles in fluid, or actually any medium.

The next day the duck was to be transported to California by plane to amaze them either.

This past winter's negative phase of the Arctic Oscillation transported old ice (four, five, and more years old) from an area north of the Canadian Archipelago.

The cassettes were then transported to a disused airfield in Suffolk where they were sprayed and cured before delivery to the site in Stevenage.

In addition, the control system has been reduced in size, so the entire apparatus can be transported easily to other laboratories.

Perhaps those of us who merely want to hunker down and be transported should look past both sides to concern ourselves with function instead of form.

We now know that after being transported into the forest in trucks, the Polish PoWs were discharged into a barbed wire cage, which acted as a temporary holding pen.

The library's stained-glass window and cozy chairs give the book a retro, inviting look that reinforces the theme, as the bats are transported to lands reached through only one path - books.

Additional pockets of high carbon monoxide concentrations southeast of Hudson Bay may have been transported to the area from the Northwest Territories, but they may also be from local fires.

Little is known about how the mummy came to Britain but it is believed to have been excavated from a cemetery at Deir-el-Bahri, Thebes, then transported to Britain.

They must not be transported in open wagons on railways and, if by ship, no top loading is allowed; if by truck, they must be securely fastened up and safely protected.