carried

That means not being carried away reading emails related to other matters when you're on the clock.

ING Direct had this feature, and it's been carried over when that changed to Capital One 360.

So it's an HTC phone built with Google's input, will be carried on T-Mobile, and Google sells an unlocked version.

These circuits magnetically detected the motion of the arms that carried and moved the character ball.

Very few of these people carried assault weapons, and a small percentage were unarmed.

It's free money to us, paid for I assume by the high rates and carried-balances that others have.

Or maybe most power costs are actually carried in low-cost areas rather than North America and Europe, so my $0.05/kWh is an overestimate?

Every important Usenet server that people used in the US carried binaries.

Even if one believes in the death penalty, killing as punishment should only be carried out by the justice system after a fair trial.

The 'world' is carried on the back of one parameter, right?

Certainly up until some decades ago, law and medicine carried much more prestige and influence -- and hence, power -- than math and the physical sciences.

Those concepts are loosely carried over to modern pixel art.

‟No place in the United States affords so great opportunities for the acquisition of medical knowledge, subjects being obtained among the colored population in sufficient number for every purpose, and proper dissections carried on without offending any individual.” In Augusta, the Medical College of Georgia went so far as to acquire a slave for their body snatching needs.