What if you had to carry my load?

So you had to carry your dead conscience here.

All I had to do was to carry a spear.

I don't know what Mother had to carry on about.

However, Algeria had refused to allow UNHCR to carry out such a census.

I had to carry a tub by myself and ran for 1km!

He always had to carry a bigger load of the responsibilities than Brick.

When people basically had to go somewhere else to work and carry out the work.

And thirdly, it had to be something which she could carry in her kit.

I had forced into his hand the means to carry on decently the serious business of

Nothing to carry.

(b) Who had the authority to deploy the gunmen required to carry out that day apos s assaults?

And then I said, carry on. Carry on. Carry on.

To carry a man, I need a larger one. To carry a man?

One day, for instance, when he'd been told by his master to carry water to fill a cauldron, he had the brilliant idea of bringing a broomstick to life to carry the water for him.

He ordered his somnambulist, who he had brought completely under his control to carry out his adventurous plans.

Captain, when you say carry arm, you mean to carry this little gun?

People had to carry the scales, accompanying weights, and sometimes even tools to cut the metal, just to be able to transact.

By 1992 the problem had become so serious that Latvian forestry officials were given the right to carry firearms.

King Hassan II had then proceeded to carry out ethnic cleansing, invading the Territory and plundering its natural resources.

The right to carry arms

We ought to carry Dorothy.

My scarf, to carry to victory.

To carry bedpans to dying patients?

To alleviate the problem and allow the operation to carry out the mandate, an innovative means of recruitment had to be devised.

The Government had learned to be more judicious and to opt for programmes that it could carry forward on its own.

Also, in recent weeks, Israeli extremists had made several attempts to carry out an attack on the Haram al Sharif.

Its objective was to enhance the capabilities of multidisciplinary teams to carry out inspections of sites that had not been previously inspected.

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O, carry him along to Amariah's.

Who's going to carry the bag?

We didn't have to carry anything.

This is for guys to carry.

Sorry, I hate to carry on...

But you'll have to carry on.

This one's small enough to carry.

That's a big note to carry.

You want to carry my books?

You'll do to carry my things.

I'd be glad to carry you.

Odd way to carry a rug.

The company had plans to carry 800,000 tonnes of fuel oil over the canal during 2003, and to increase the volume to in 2004.

She called upon donors to give Mr. Yumkella the resources he needed to carry out his mission, as Germany had already pledged to do.

In Mogadishu, the Italian contribution had enabled UNICEF to carry out a water chlorination campaign in order to reduce the spread of cholera.

I thought you just had to find it, pick it up, put it in sacks... and carry them off to the nearest bank.