carry something across

Another sound carried across the water from the other side of the bay.

She watched him cases from the bed and carry them across the room.

The sound carried a great distance across the still water.

He was picked up and carried across the black room.

"But if they did carry you across the room, it must have been only in fun?"

"Then I'll carry you across the ice to our special place on the far side of the lake."

My feet carried me across the room just the same, however, and I picked it up.

The General's voice carried loud and clear across the room.

His voice had carried all the way across the bridge.

That, in short form, was the story carried on front pages and television news programs across the country.