Sentence examples for a single wagon from inspiring English sources

In its place, they have embraced the argot and imagery of individualism: The hardy frontiersman loading his family and his possessions into a single wagon; the industrious immigrant tending his grocery store or gas station sixteen hours a day; the spotty post-adolescent hunched over his laptop trying to create the next Facebook.

According to previous works, as those carried out by Jin et al. [5], Ferrara et al. [17], or Uzzal et al. [18], the vehicle is simplified to a single wagon of two bogies and four axles.

Rail freight operational models comprise different products: trainload, single wagon load and intermodal.

Currently Swiss Split service is quite successful, although it still has several weaknesses (e.g. in the areas of rolling stock, transhipment terminal structures and the service production schemes for single wagon load i.e. SWL) that reduce its competitiveness compared to container distribution by road [2].

It also allowed the loading of one 20 LT capacity 4-wheel standard gauge wagon to be carried on a single bogie narrow gauge wagon.

2.50pm: "Whilst we're on the subject of being timed-out, what's the largest number of riders to be eliminated in a single day by the broom wagon?" asks Al Storey.

A common sight in most parts of Asia is a kind of portable restaurant, operated by a single person or family from a wagon or litter set up at a particular street location, where specialties are cooked on the spot.

While in certain locations the trail did converge into a single passage, in other places the wagon trains might spread out, making the trail up to 0.5 mile (0.8 km) wide or more.

"The Imaginarium," which he wrote with Charles McKeown, is Mr. Gilliam's first wholly original project since "Time Bandits," and it started with a single image: that ancient, horse-drawn wagon arriving in present-day London.

In a vaunted pursuit that epitomized the "peak of Napoleonic warfare," according to historian Richard Brooks, the French managed to capture 140,000 soldiers, over 2,000 cannons and hundreds of ammunition wagons, all in a single month.

He explains that the new novel began with a single image: a man towing a small wagon through the desert at night.