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Meanings of ferrying in English
Usage of ferrying in English
1
It will begin ferrying more than 2000 scientists to Antarctica each summer.
2
Who were they ferrying out of there with no thought of her?
3
I'll sell it to you for the price of ferrying my outfit.
4
He is a very senior citizen to spend five weeks ferrying drinks.
5
The spaceport in Phea is operational and will be ferrying passengers offworld.
6
Drivers get a small bonus for ferrying multiple orders on one trip.
7
The ferrying across takes a long, long time... an agonizingly long time.
8
Electoral commission vehicles were also seen ferrying election material under heavy police guard.
9
The new cabs are set to start ferrying passengers in December.
10
It had been ferrying servicemen for a change of duty, Mr Turchinov said.
11
The building of the pirogue and the ferrying took three days in all.
12
The problems of ferrying thousands of guests out, and crew in, are horrendous.
13
Should the New Zealand Air Force be ferrying John Key around New Zealand?
14
The material he's ferrying out now is of no particular consequence.
15
Volunteers ricocheted between the needy, ferrying food, drink and fussy attention.
16
They were ferrying aid supplies and people from the damaged town.
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Ferrying across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common