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She explained that after she had watched her mother's body being carted away, she wandered Port-au-Prince in a daze.

A stove rusting in a warehouse and one carted out the door by a customer use up the same amount of raw materials.

The next day we carted the chest miles away and threw it out.

The Coaching Icon was carted to the locker room Saturday after one of his own players ran into his left leg.

When little Peter wouldn't eat his supper, his mother carted him away to bed.

In response, Mr Zelaya led a group of supporters to an air force base where they carted off the ballots.

He traveled constantly and Elizabeth was a nuisance who had to be carted along, like a piece of extra luggage.

He gave me piggyback rides up my dormitory steps and carted me around town on the handlebars of a bicycle.

The precedent of Slobodan Milosevic, carted off to the dock after falling from power in Serbia, has not been lost on the world's bad men.

Business titans who once graced the covers of magazines have been hauled before congressional committees or carted off to prison.

More dry matter can be carted per load of a given cubic capacity .

One of the rebels carried off a tube of grenades, while another carted off two mortars.

Gold Corporation geologists admit that the main seams have already been carted away, but say 300 tonnes are left in low concentrations.

All debris and unwanted material to be carted away from site.

There was utter pandemonium outside the university building as ambulances carted away the injured.

Nazi soldiers carted away the neatly carved jewels laid in a massive room in the Yekaterinsky Palace during the World War II.

The police carted the criminals away to the lockup for prisoners .

Often the injured rider or passenger is carted off to hospital in a passing tuk tuk.

Large numbers of monks have been carted off to unknown places of detention.

It arrived by truck and was carted by two deliverymen to an art gallery, where we temporarily store 18 of 25 boxes.

Although I wasn't very happy at having a net thrown overuse and being carted off to the vet for treatment, I realise now how lucky I was.

In the nights that followed, police raided the district and carted off teenagers, some as young as 12, on suspicion of stone-throwing.

They carted off the old furniture.

The police carted the prisoners off to prison.

They carted us to and from pro-Gaddafi rallies and showed us gory sites where they said NATO air strikes had killed civilians.

The police carted the protesters off to jail.

The wheat-rick shrank lower, and the straw-rick grew higher, and the corn-sacks were carted away.

Eventually they are carted to a hearse waiting outside.

We carted a fair amount of lunar dust back inside the vehicle with us.

Who knows? They carted her off somewhere without a word.

The police carted the robbers off to jail.

They carted away the mountains of rubbish.

She carted the rest to the English department storeroom.

The rubbish is then carted away for recycling.

After the breakup, he carted it to the curb.

Accordingly, he was carted away.

The sick man was carted off to hospital.

Between 2001 and 2004 some $67m was merrily carted off in suitcases.

And so the boy cut off her branches and carted them away to build his house. And the tree was happy.

The financial miscreants will have been carted out of the City on the "day of reckoning" he promises;

He carted the heavy bag around everywhere. (2008 U. S. News)