Ferried in a sentence

As he was ferried to tournaments with the support of his dad, Anthony, a taxi driver, and his mum, Lisa Littler, a shop worker, he learned to cope with the mind games of competitive darts – slow play, fast play and noise from the crowd.

I’m convinced she’s not really the Deputy First Minister but rather a member of the public who popped into Holyrood to use the loo but, after a series of comical misunderstandings, was ferried into the chamber to answer questions.

The ship has ferried dozens of people and the submersible craft to the North Atlantic wreck site, where the Titan has made multiple dives.

Uranium can be ferried on a single lane road too.

Yates’ ice trade grew exponentially, and in 1897 he employed over 75 men and had 25 teams such as the one shown on the postcard that ferried ice from Bean Lake to his Kansas City storage facilities.

According to the BMA, the airlines that ferried them bear the costs for the deportations.

During the Second World War, the train ferried civilian refugees and evacuees, partisans, deserters, and besieged foreign military units from Italy to neutral Switzerland.

Guns and bombs were ferried to the land of Rubén Dario.

Identifying D’Amato as "Andrés - the person who set up appointments with clients and regularly ferried the girls to work appointments or shopping trips", the witness said he had immediately responded to her call for help.

Mother-of-two Heather McKenzie had formed a “close relationship” with murderer Zak Malavin and ferried drugs and mobile phones into the prison before she was caught.

No wonder so many children have to be ferried to and from school in huge SUV’s rather than walking or riding their bikes to school- “battery-reared” or “free-range” kids?

Other students also slowly ferried in supplies of water and non-perishable foods as they formed a small perimeter to protect their encampment.

The cold minivan that ferried a dozen other tourists and me to Rainbow Mountain set out from Cuzco at 3:30 a.m., bouncing along the cobblestone streets.

The Mellon Foundation grant would go toward design of a 2-mile walking trail along an abandoned elevated rail line that once ferried workers to the Chicago stockyards.

Though it has ferried small groups of celebrities and wealthy passengers on brief trips to the edge of space, Blue Origin has had limited commercial effect so far.

According to the Department of Disaster Management Affairs, the Malawians were ferried under police escort to Machinga Teachers’ Training College and Nalikule College of Education in Lilongwe, where they have been accommodated.

According to the state, Ndawana hired a truck which ferried 76 bags of maize from the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) to Tongogara Rural District Council Offices in Shurugwi.

And the Indian passengers will be ferried to the INS Jalashwa on small boats.

Around 1,000 people in Mallacoota, who have been forced to shelter on beaches since Monday night, were ferried to the town of Western Port this morning.

Bern ferried cables during the fallout of the US invasion of Iraq in 2003 that were credited in having prevented direct clashes between the US and Iran.