Carries The In A Sentence

• The music carries the story well.
• It carries the biggest bluff on earth.
• I think the latter carries the day.
• The prudence of the lady carries the day.
• That missed your old comrade who carries the gun?
• He carries the bag, my boy.
• This carries the idea of control one step farther.
• One camel carries the felt, the other the wood-work.
• In his hand he carries the lantern, ready for use.
• He carries the same "animism" into this also.
• See that Gedge carries the same weapons.
• Lieutenant Blum carries the keys.
• Every steamer, besides the passengers, carries the mails.
• A branch of the artery that carries the impure blood to the lungs.
• The first process is the extraction of the juice that carries the sugar.
• It carries the business man from his country house to his office.
• What blood vessel carries the blood from the heart over the body?
• The dogs get no footing and the wind carries the sled where it listeth.
• The girl carries the headband home and soon finds herself pregnant.
• He's the man who carries the messages across the border.
• Whoever carries the carcass of an unclean animal must wash his garments.
• Another elevator carries the seed up to the "sand screen.
• In the living-room the deep green of the upholstery carries the strongest note.
• But a heavy wind often carries the fine dust for hundreds of miles.
• He carries the world in little, and is a creeping black body of the best.
• He may indulge occasionally, but he very seldom carries the practice to excess.
• His bow is in his hand, and he carries the carcass of a boar upon his shoulder.
• Good speech carries the sound of no man's, of no angel's voice.

• Such art as that carries the mind down to the centre of all things from which all good springs.
• It is a book that carries the reader away from the materialistic to the mystical and spiritual.
• There must be something between the earth and the sun, which carries the energy.
• Wherever she goes she carries the magnetic influence of one who lives and thinks on high planes.
• The one well knows that if it carries the election it will be expected to make its promises good.
• One carries the light, the other searches; and between them they find treasures.
• I beg him to believe that the horse carries the rider, and not the rider the horse.
• But cheeking the police undoubtedly carries the severest penalty; and so it ought.
• It renders vain all pleasures, and carries the balm of a certain oblivion for all woes.
• He carries the regular mail and the foreign mail; it is a regular government concern.
• It reminds me of a drunken gawk, who swaggers along and carries the foolish gewgaw for a show.
• And the lady is flabby and fat, and carries the weight of a good many years on her back.

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