Sentence examples for by carriages from inspiring English sources

Horses were initially complemented by carriages and ploughs, which greatly increased the horse's productivity.

Set on the eponymous train of iniquity, it is a carriage-by-carriage demonstration of Jazz Age sins (drinking, gambling, anything remotely resembling fun), punctuated by appearances from a prancing devil.

Lincoln commuted to work on horseback or by carriage.

Lancewood was formerly used by carriage builders for shafts.

They went by sailing ship and open dinghy, by carriage, by sledge and on foot.

The journey by carriage from New Orleans to New York takes a month.

He had to go two stations away from Moscow and then some three miles by carriage.

The queen proceeds by carriage to Westminster, her crown travelling separately.

Chekhov's journey there was a long and hazardous ordeal by carriage and riverboat.

a by carriage b by Bentley c by helicopter d by the tandem given them by Boris Johnson 47.

On April 4, 1757, he left Philadelphia by carriage, and reached New York just four days later, ready to sail for London.