Sentence examples for caboose I from inspiring English sources

Inside the caboose, I crawled up a ladder to what past guests referred to as "the observatory penthouse" in the cabin guestbook.

I haven't sat in the caboose; I've been driving that train up hills and through mountains and into some valleys and gorges.

Relaxing in Mr. Bradshaw's caboose, all I could think of was how cool it would be to have one in my yard.

No other book of mine carries behind it anything resembling this caboose, but I felt obliged here to recognize where authentic lives and events are clearly bent to my fictional purposes.

For all you know, your spirit could be at that McDonalds in Richmond, Virginia with the caboose in front that I went to a couple of times when I was a kid.

Staten Island Cabooses Q.Sometimes, when I pass the Clifton station of the Staten Island Railway, I see two red cabooses there that seem old, but in good shape.

I called myself the caboose out of the five women I ran with.

That's when I realised I'd been fooling myself, that I was a portrait painter all along, I was the caboose of the train of portraiture.' Over the years, Chuck's heads have become bigger and brighter, somehow more real and yet more unreal.

I knew that was the territory when I lobbied for this caboose child.

Another was "Chartreuse," which sounds like Part 2 of ZZ Top's "Tush," from 1975, in riff and in word; one lyric rhymes the title with the phrase "I like a big caboose".

My parents had me relatively late in their lives, and I always had that "caboose" feeling: tacked on, not really part of things.