ferrying造句

A large share of health spending is spent ferrying patients to clinics.

From here you can see a flotilla of boats ferrying couples around the harbor on romantic moonlight cruises.

He has at times been chummy with Bill Clinton, even ferrying the former President around in a private jet.

Based on potential flow theory, current velocity and ferrying velocity is considered. Confirmative conditions of the velocity potential are established by means of transforming coordinates.

Caption: With dozens of aircraft ferrying troops out from various bases, officers said the operation was the biggest airlift by the Marines since Vietnam.

Two ships that had docked, one ferrying migrant workers to safety, the other carrying Red Cross supplies, had to put out to sea rapidly to avoid being hit.

Streaming out of the outlying forests and into the city market is a 24/7 procession of people ferrying immense sacks of charcoal on bicycles or wooden, scooter-like chukudus.

First is the fate of reason, as the saying goes "annual leave ferrying in one thousand to, to Sue of pillow sleep" a day trip also calculate and you have one thousand years of predestination!

The following things we should to do was ferrying some goods by tractor from their original village, such as wood for cooking, bricks for floor against wet steam and other things buried in house.

I spent the first day in Nanjing strolling about with some friends at their invitation, and was ferrying across the Yangtse River to Pukou the next morning and thence taking a train for Beijing on the afternoon of the same day.