Sentence examples for camel train from inspiring English sources

The name is a tribute: it is a steel camel train.

He is instead robbed, beaten up, savaged by dogs and abducted by traders traveling into the desert by camel train.

As the British infantry arrives to pacify them, Jonathan leaves on a camel train: alone, lost, questing.

If those are apt analogies, then it seems to me that the pilgrim has become lost in a forest, or the camel train has encountered a sandstorm.

With a groan, I tried to suppress memories of a camel train making its stately way across a seventy-foot-wide screen in "Lawrence of Arabia".

As the exhibition points out, the Silk Road trek was accomplished on foot or by stumbling camel train through unrelenting desert and over steep mountain passes.

But automobiles and trucks made camel trains obsolete.

Once, camel trains would have been winding down this ravine.

The city was rich from camel trains bringing frankincense from Arabia, pepper from India and silks from China.

In this part of the world road haulage, it seems, is going the same way as the camel trains.

Salt-laden camel trains of nomads from the north unload their wares on to wooden pirogues, then replenish supplies at markets on the Niger shoreline.