He was traveling with his wife, Susanna and a party consisting of Nicholson's and Breaker's who had the use of a dray to go into the hills.
In the early days of Dunedin, it was impossible for a dray to reach the Caversham Valley in wet weather unless it went by a circuitous route around the hills.
You can get a horse and a peddler's wagon for $200, and a dray for $350.
He was run over by a dray in the rue Dauphine in Paris in 1906 and died instantly.
He is a thoroughbred with the ethic of a dray horse and looks increasingly exhausted by it.
At the same time, Mr. Andrejevic (pronounced an-DRAY-uh-vitch) argues, the reality genre appears to fulfill the democratic promise of the emerging interactive economy, turning passive cultural consumers into active ones who can star on shows or vote on their outcomes.
Davis, standing on a dray cart, offered to share his last loaf of bread with the several thousand women and a few men – "mostly foreign residents, with [draft] exemptions in their pockets" – terrorizing the downtown.
On the sixth night we get to the Jewish Lower East Side, a tour-de-force of pop-up artistry, featuring vendors' carts and a dray horse and wash hanging out to dry between realistic tenements.
With streaming hair and wearing sunglasses, bikini and a semitransparent work coat, she resembles both a dray horse and a mad woman, conjuring up salt mines, forced labor and the burdens of being unfailingly sweet and feminine.
The brewery still uses them to pull a dray that delivers to the local pubs.
Having thus established by fiat that clouds equal the terrifying unknown, the novel works that metaphor like a dray horse.
