Sentence examples for carriage attached from inspiring English sources

Virgie's studio is a converted railway carriage attached to her cottage by the sea in Essex.

In front of me on the horizon, I saw a back carriage attached to a bicycle.

But instead of getting into the back seat of a yellow cab, the women hopped into a carriage attached to the back of a 21-speed bicycle for a ride up Park Avenue to Grand Central Terminal.

MERCURY TRAIN: In order to seduce British travelers to use rail service, Priestmangoode has proposed the Mercury Train, which would top out at 225 miles per hour and include a sleek double-decker carriage attached to a slope-shaped locomotive.

The 121km journey can be made daily on a range of trains, some with privately run luxury carriages attached.

He reminded the assembled journalists of the extra carriage now attached to each train on the Jubilee line, added without a hitch over Christmas.

We were recently attending a horse driving trials competition and during the competition a horse lost its driver and bolted through the horsebox park with the carriage still attached.

A family unit is assembled and placed on a surface--wood planks with four carriage wheels attached.

By 1882, third-class carriages were attached to all trains except for the fastest expresses.

Initially the Morayshire ran trains over the IAJR, but its lightweight locomotives struggled with the gradients and proved unreliable, and after six weeks carriages were attached and detached from IAJR trains at Elgin and Orton.

It carried around 150 people, for a total of 105 passenger fares (with each child counted as half an adult), and was drawn by horses between Wood Siding and Quainton Road and by locomotive from Quainton Road to Aylesbury where the carriages were attached to the 7.30 am GWR service via Princes Risborough to London, arriving at 10.00 am.