carry down

But already he was too high for the words to carry down to her.

They have been carried down, and are now set up near the mine.

They break off and are carried down the river for more than 100 miles to the bay.

So they were saved from being carried down once more.

None of those were small and light enough to carry down the mountain.

She had long blond hair which carried down to her behind.

In a few minutes from now, Bud will be carried down this road.

The suitcase was too heavy for her to carry down.

And was that same trauma carried down to the next generation?

"Have you seen the whip he carries down his back?"

On the day of the explosion, he was carried down by emergency workers.

He asked if there was something to be carried down from the Blazer.

She had been carrying down the laundry and must have fallen.

He asked for a porter, to carry down his bags.

The engine room forces had been trapped and carried down to death.

Most of the stones are carried down by the river current from the high mountains.

"As the price goes up, a large portion of that increase is carried down to the bottom line," he said.

"The water could have been carried down on donkey- back."

He still wanted to be carried down and be put to bed.

Carrying down the stairs, they could be heard by waiting agents.

The risk of disease being carried down into the soil could be extremely serious.

"It may have been carried down to the ocean by a river," he suggested.

All of which would have to be carried down again after they climbed back up the stairs to get it.

And when it rains, everything is carried down to the watershed.

Conan found himself under water, carried down by the weight of his mail.