Sentence examples for a wagon from from inspiring English sources
A fully equipped SRX can top $58,000, which seems steep for a wagon from a company that hasn't established its credentials in the premium market.
Tuco and Blondie discuss their plans when departing in a wagon from Father Ramirez's monastery.
Imagine if you had to smuggle all the booze to be consumed in your local bar next week in a wagon from the Mexican or Canadian border.
The colony originated from a wagon train from the American Old West in the 1860s which was abducted as slave labor by an alien race called the Skagarans.
It certainly worked with Ms. Channing's character, Sister Husband, a colorful Oklahoman who runs a welcome wagon from a backfiring turquoise Dodge pickup truck, bakes for neighbors even when a tornado is coming and asks God's forgiveness for her latest act of fornication whenever she says grace.
Here, alongside each other, lie an Iraqi ceramic model of a river boat from around 2900 BC; a model of a covered wagon from Syria from about 2300 BC, collected by Lawrence of Arabia; Cretan jars wreathed with sinuous, octopus designs from about a millennium later; and a sixth-century BC Attic vase from Sicily, decorated with an image of a chariot.
They were pictured as drinking, dancing, walking arm-in arm, and drawing a wagon, made from a beer keg, surmounted by lovely ladies.
Born in 1815, when Tennessee was still unsettled, Angelica rescued a wagon train from the mists of Dejection Swamp when she was only 12. "Ever since that time," Isaacs wrote, "Angelica Longrider has been known as Swamp Angel.
In 1857 Edward Fitzgerald Beale led an expedition to survey a wagon road from Fort Defiance, Arizona to the Colorado River.
A wagon road from Snohomish to Skykomish was completed in the late 1880s, while another wagon road along the Wenatchee River from Leavenworth to Sunnyslope was completed by 1904.
Mr. Faber's oldest R.V.'s are a Covered Wagon from the early 1930s and a 1937 Hayes Motor Home trailer.
