1. Away luggage luggage Away suitcase amway Away carry on luggage Away book

2. Carry on while I'm away.

3. The wounded were carried away immediately.

4. Well, let's not get carried away.

5. He was carried away by the plague.

6. A strong current carried the dinghy away.

7. 13 The wounded were carried away immediately.

8. The injured were carried away on stretchers.

9. 'May the Devil carry away these idiots!

10. The scheme should be carried out right away.

11. The men came and carried the table away.

12. 12 And the crowd will be carried away.

13. Don't get carried away — it's not that exciting.

14. 10 The injured were carried away on stretchers.

15. Carry on with your work while I'm away.

16. After you left, also carry away the time.

17. Heavy rain can also carry away the soil.

18. But carry away in the rapturous honor song.

19. The crowd were carried away by his passionate speech.

20. She got a little carried away the other night.

21. Don't get carried away! Be a little more levelheaded.

22. 28 I got completely carried away and almost cried.

23. Before you get carried away, stop and consider locomotion.

24. Carry on working/with your work while I'm away.

25. Wrenching and unforgettable, Blackbird will carry your heart away.

26. Please carry on as usual while I am away.

27. 2 Carry on with your work while I'm away.

28. Nixon carried away with it all, delivered his extemporaneous toast.

29. Don' t get carried away with this airy- fairy stuff

30. Abduct: to carry away (as a person) forcibly or unlawfully.

31. No one could help getting carried away by the hysteria.

32. Floods can carry away trees, hillsides, cars and even houses.

33. Transport with (seduce, passively, yield):—carry (lead) away with, Condescend.

34. Ammonia and water are quickly carried away from the hot zone.

35. Eventually, Paul had to be physically carried away from the scene.

36. Mary has carried on the family tradition of giving away plants.

37. Abreption: The state of being carried away or forcibly separated; separation.

38. He tends to get carried away when watching wrestling on TV.

39. The problem.solver gets carried away by the interest of the idea.

40. Arteries are blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart

41. Arteries are blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart

42. The nether get - away drama can carry out your wishes perhaps!

43. “One by one, he threw away the few nonessential belongings we carried.

44. A crack in space-time that carried Simmons away to another planet.

45. 16 He nodded repeatedly as if carried away by wretchedness and frustration.

46. Because you know how I get carried away with all the colors...

47. 26 The prophecy continues: “And the crowd will certainly be carried away.

48. Asportation Asportation n [Latin asportatio, from asportare to carry off, from abs- away + portare to carry]: a carrying away ;specif: the carrying away of someone else's property that is an element of larceny Source: Merriam-Webster's Dictionary of Law ©1996

49. Water can carry away the soil only if it is flowing fast.

50. The next thing to be done is to carry away the machine.

51. The next thing to be done is to carry away the earth.

52. 'Get away, get away, get away' he howled.

53. Now, dash away, dash away, dash away all! "

54. The apostle Paul states: “Do not be carried away with various and strange teachings.”

55. You see, when I'm in this idiom, I sometimes get a bit carried away.

56. We were going to hold off for prom, but we just got carried away.

57. Arteries carry blood away from the heart in two distinct pathways: The systemic circuit

58. Come so, manufacturer and shopkeeper must abandon carry away airborne, lest inventory accuses Qing.

59. Magpies are attracted to small shiny objects which they carry away to their nests.

60. 8 There was a mattress to be carried away, calico cloth and filled with straw.

61. A jacket of water surrounds the tank, to carry away the heat generated by fermentation.

62. No The men would carry away the box and it would never be found again.

63. At any moment, thought Endill, a huge wave would rise up and carry him away.

64. Patients were dying by the hundreds, but there was nobody to carry away the corpses.

65. What is the difference between ‘drifting away,’ “drawing away,” and ‘falling away’?

66. But don't get carried away with thoughts of throwing an agile Harley around the back roads.

67. However, the strong current carried her away, sweeping her over a weir where the boat overturned.

68. However, don't get carried away to the extent of seeing this as a purely legal problem.

69. The most cynical of his detractors did not doubt that; the President had got carried away.

70. By the time the young noddies leave, they carry these hitchhiking seeds away to other islands.

71. Worlds open out to him ; verses and inscriptions carry away his imagination ; vistas tempt his curiosity.

72. Arteries are a type of blood vessel. They work to carry blood away from the heart

73. But carry away in the rapturous honor song , she impaled herself on the longest, sharpest thorn.

74. The heart of the debunking message -- and what most readers carry away from it -- is reassurance.

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76. “When he ascended on high he carried away captives; he gave gifts in men.”—EPHESIANS 4:8.

77. Wherefore he says: ‘When he ascended on high he carried away captives; he gave gifts in men.’

78. Chatter away They Chattered away happily for a while

79. Hard work keeps away poverty. Toleration keeps away violence.

80. Bear away: To alter course away from the wind.