Sentence examples for a carriage for from inspiring English sources

The baby's mother bought a carriage for $5 at a garage sale.

He was given a carriage for pictures, possibly gifts from Philip IV to Pope Innocent X.

The Austens themselves owned a carriage for a year or two in the late 1790s but then had to give it up.

As sunbathers gawked, the black-robed, bearded patriarch stepped agilely into a carriage for a trip up the winding road to the seminary.

Young people, including students who visit the museum for educational programs, "may be encountering a carriage for the very first time," he said.

In Paris, as in Geneva, they ordered the book to be burned and the author arrested; all the Maréchal de Luxembourg could do was to provide a carriage for Rousseau to escape from France.

They had been locked inside a train carriage for days by smugglers.

So maybe 40 passengers share the emissions for pulling a carriage from London to Glasgow.

A couple of off-duty British soldiers sprawled, somewhat the worse for wear, in a carriage marked for Munster, while an elegant family, Vienna bound, nibbled daintily at sandwiches.

10 14 However, risk factors for persistent LA-MRSA carriage and for a possible true colonisation have not been thoroughly assessed.

In this paper, an innovative design of a carriage drive for wide format printing systems (WFPS) is proposed.