Examples of carted

• In simplest form, commodities appear in any market as distinct, packaged products, able to be displayed, priced, and carted off by the buyer.

• By reducing the distance which the refuse had to be carted, transportation costs could be cut.

• Sheaves were stooked on the plot then carted and stored until threshing in winter, when bushel weight was determined by weighing a bushel measure filled with grain.

• Occupational networks extended away from the coal-face, via the boys who carted the coal to the bottom of the shaft, and up to the pit mouth.

• They can he fabricated and carted through the countryside to remote places.

• The carted deer lives in a paddock alongside the hounds.

• This coal has not the necessary steam-heating qualities, and it has to be cleaned out of the boilers and carted away to be dumped.

• I received a letter from a veterinary surgeon who has an interest in carted deer there.

• With regard to carted deer, there is something that has not been pointed out.

• He talked of people being humiliated, arrested and carted off.

• Under no circumstances may any more plutonium be carted around on our streets or in the air.

• The quantity of fish carted varies according to the catch, and has been from 1,100 to 3,000 tons a year.

• We never found out where he carted it off to, but we hope that it was recycled.

• Every morning and evening, in many rural areas, tens of thousands of seats are being carted round the countryside empty.

• I believe it is a fact that the railways of this country have carted something like 8 million tons of dirt through faulty screening.