Examples of using Ferrying in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Medicine
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Computer
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Daniel desperately begins ferrying survivors to the freighter before the Orchid moves the Island.
The first week of the 30 day climb was spent ferrying gear, food and fuel across the tundra.
In those days, there was a continuous ribbon development of settlements and villages around the lake and plenty of trade and ferrying by boat.
She's been going back and forward between Mombasa and Southampton for months ferrying our boys back home.
The bulk of driving I do is called"air porters," which are really ferrying people to and from the airport and point-to-point destinations.
New commercial spacecraft are ferrying supplies to the Station
the U.S. military is conducting a massive so-called"training exercise," code name"Jade Helm," that involves ferrying all the government elite into deep,
Six observes a boat ferrying large, obese,
expensive cities where they can tap higher fares, ferrying wealthier, white-collar workers to their jobs
As wonderful as it is at ferrying us in every day, they seem to have left me behind some half-an-hour after I asked for them to be there.
The helicopter was developed for ferrying and anti-submarine warfare.
The 38 engineer battalions allocated to the front were responsible for ferrying ammunition, personnel
indicating(indirectly, mind you) that ferrying workers twice daily to and from the West Zone isn't exactly a sustainable, efficient proposition.
storm drains add to the burden by ferrying trash from rural roads
the main Byzantine fleet appears to have been occupied with ferrying building material for the erection of Emperor Basil I the Macedonian's Nea Ekklesia church in Constantinople.
The ferry is the only exit of the island.
The next island ferry will be leaving in ten minutes.
The ferry will be here in two weeks.
The ferry hasn't come.
Liberty Island Ferry.