Sentence examples for ancient cart from inspiring English sources
Cypress avenues follow ancient cart tracks up from the valleys to the ridges.
This gleaming, quasi-comical thing-in-itself evokes both an ancient cart (a pair of boots embedded in it suggest that it once carried a ceremonial figure) and NASA's moon rover.
A one-time ship's mast has been converted into a crossbeam running the width of the ceiling, while the suitably imposing fireplace uses an ancient cart wheel for its base.
(Cotter) Andra Ursuta: 'Magical Terrorism' (closes on Sunday) This Romanian-born New York artist's second solo show is another rambunctious, haunted affair, this one framed in two acts of possible terrorism: the gallery's shattered front windows and its crumpled back wall, seemingly rammed by an ancient cart opulently encrusted in silver foam.
(Smith) Andra Ursuta: 'Magical Terrorism' (through Oct. 21) This Romanian-born New York artist's second solo show is another rambunctious, haunted affair, this one framed in two acts of possible terrorism: the gallery's shattered front windows and its crumpled back wall, seemingly rammed by an ancient cart opulently encrusted in silver foam.
"But what we really bought was the deck," she says of the gigantic, sun-splashed terrace with Weber grill, orphaned B.J.'s shopping cart and ancient beer fridge.
Beware oxen-drawn carts and ancient Dacias.
Watched by Army Rangers, they filed into trucks and were carted off to the ancient fort at Qala Jangi, where they face questioning to determine if they had any links with terrorists.
KASHGAR, China — Old men on donkey carts drove through this ancient city's warren of sand-colored alleys, foreign backpackers haggled with salesmen over wool carpets, and shops and markets were open for business.
Minicabs and motorbikes sped through ancient streets filled with horse-drawn carts, donkeys laden with bulging sacks and pedestrians dressed as though they'd been plucked from the streets of Jerusalem at the time of Jesus.
The history of the ambulance begins in ancient times, with the use of carts to transport incurable patients by force.
