Sentence examples for On carriages from inspiring English sources

The beam replacement switch consists of beams with tangent and spiral sections pinned at one end and supported on carriages at the other to permit rotation of the beams (Figs. 25, 26).

In the early republic, Congress briefly experimented with taxes on carriages and whiskey, but, before the Civil War, raised revenue almost exclusively through tariffs — duties on imports.

Animal rights activists, upset by the death of a carriage horse in Central Park last week, demonstrated outside City Hall yesterday and called for a citywide ban on carriages.

Manuel Cortes, general secretary of the Transport Salaried Staffs Associationn, said: "We've almost run out of breath this year, repeating our concerns to LU management that cutting the jobs of station staff whilst passenger numbers are rising is dangerous and causing alarming crowding and bottle-necking on platforms and worrying overcrowding on carriages.

Lynch was pleased with his procession, as he wrote in his journal in 1848: "The metal boats, with flags flying, mounted on carriages drawn by huge camels, ourselves, the mounted sailors in single file, the sherîf and the sheik with their tufted spears and followers, presented a glorious sight".

"Bidders will be asked to consider innovative solutions to address capacity issues such as changing the balance of first and standard class provision on carriages or by encouraging more passengers to travel at quieter times where they have the option to do so," it states.

On one carriage window, the word MAD is scratched; on another the word MALICE.

That weekend though the rail companies did fail to put on enough carriages.

"The channel didn't cost us money on carriage for our other services".

All the while, up to 20 horses quietly stand by, waiting to take passengers on carriage rides in Central Park.

Courtesans no longer exhibited their attractions on carriage rides in the Tuileries, where young dandies could gaze on them and dream.