Sentence examples for a carriage on from inspiring English sources

The London-to-Kings Lynn train derailed as it approached the Hertfordshire station in May 2002, catapulting a carriage on to the platform.

Their "work" – pulling a carriage on ball-bearing wheels on a comfortable paved surface – is easier than being ridden, racing at a gallop, or jumping over fences.

In April 1994, a handicapped friend introduced Reiches to a new mode of transportation, a carriage on three wheels powered by a chest-level hand crank similar to a bicycle foot crank.

That was when a carriage on a train bringing Hindu activists back from the site of a contentious proposed temple in Ayodhya was set on fire in the town of Godhra.

Sitting in a carriage on a steam train on the Bluebell Railway line in Sussex (the same locomotives used in Downton Abbey, as it happens), with Clunes suited, booted and cloaked in full Victorian-Holmesian outwear, it's easy to understand the confusion.

According to the story, Lincoln was riding with a friend in a carriage on a rainy evening.

It lies at the core of the events that prompted the journey I'm taking now, which finds me sitting in a cold carriage on a fast train headed toward Haverfordwest, a small market town in southwest Wales.

Jumping on the seats of a deserted carriage on a London-bound train from Canterbury in 1989.

Want to reserve a seat in a no-smoking carriage on a specific train on a specific day?

They began writing Serotonin in an old railway carriage on a Cornish farm, and continued in Berlin.

At night, the room is festive and romantic and feels like a 19th-Century greenhouse or, if you sit in one of the booths, like a well-appointed dining carriage on a first-class train.