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All day long the sound of helicopters filled the air as they ferried up and down the northeast coast. At ground levels progress was slower.

The battle had been still going on but he had received a slight wound and was being ferried back to a hospital ship.

Our bus had to be ferried across the river. There was a line of trucks. We settled down to a hot wait.

Although some gangsters escaped the siege via storm-water drains, others are reported to have been ferried out in police cars.

They then ferried the body out for a quick burial at sea.

The robots and other equipment would be ferried there by Japanest H-II rocket which had its maiden flight in February.

The boat ferried passengers across the bay.

The mighty Crawler, which ferried Shuttles to the launchpad, will be reduced to hauling more terrestrial freight around the Space Center.

These classes embodied business logic and ferried data, in the form of a JavaBean commonly called an ActionForm, to JSPs.

The Qing dynasty, Xitang Town, the first gate is not a bridge, cross the pedestrian wishes to cross the river to be ferried.

Since the weekend, a small navy of emergency responders and volunteers have ferried stunned survivors to safety.

And in Melbourne , the Herald-Sun tabloid said that cars would be ferried down the Yarra River during peak times to ease traffic congestion.

Natural and man-made streams irrigated rice paddies, and a network of canals ferried that produce far and wide.

When we ferried across the river, we heard someone crying " Help! " at the pitch of his voice .

The plane ferried passengers across the straits in half an hour .

He regularly helps out at the cattery, especially when animals need to be ferried to the vet.

Their entire camp, every item of gear, was ferried 885 miles from McMurdo Station, the main U. S. supply base on the coast of Antarctica.

Rail links ferried in millions of Chinese to firm up Beijing's control in Inner Mongolia and the Muslim Xinjiang region in the far west.

On the river Acheron the surly old man, Charon by name, forever ferried new arrivals across for one coin.

That test was watched by a crowd of luminaries ferried to the site in a Boeing 737, according to Mr. Chang, the military expert.

Following a forced landing in Tianjin, passengers were ferried to Beijing by bus.

All were migrants ferried in by a middleman from distant Odisha.

I watched the river. A barge ferried a truck over, then returned bearing cars and cyclists.

Men in white prayer caps ferried the dead and injured away on makeshift stretchers.

40am, Yang was ferried by a military helicopter to Beijing, where a gala celebration party will be held.

In 134 missions, the five space shuttles have ferried 355 astronauts half a billion miles in space, turning heroic feats into the routine.

They are almost instantly fed to the Internet and satellite channels, or ferried by e-mail.

The injured were ferried to hospital by helicopter.

They ferried the storm victims to the mainland.

He ferried them over the river.

We ferried the river on a small boat.

He commanded a landing craft taking part in the invasion of Sicily and Elba and later ferried supplies to the Yugoslav partisans.