Sentence examples for carriage compartment from inspiring English sources

Lady Macbeth greets Duncan in her kitchen pinny; Banquo is murdered in a rocking railway carriage compartment; and Malcolm flees to a court where a whitetied tenor sings a Novello number.

They still have compartment carriages in the south, and "sooner or later, in a compartment, you just have to talk… " So Parks is asked where he is "actually from" because he hasn't quite convinced his fellow travellers that he's Italian: "London," he says, and "in the compartment the two dull syllables… sound like distant gunshots".

The GWR used eight-wheeled compartment carriages constructed from teak.

Early passenger services were operated with 4 and 6 wheeled "dogbox" passenger carriage with small compartments and no side corridors.

Later, shorter six-wheeled and bogie compartment carriages were built for secondary services, and communication cords and steam heating were fitted in the early years of the twentieth century.

By 1878 (when it is recorded as being repaired) the company also owned a passenger carriage divided into a third-class compartment, a second-class compartment and a luggage compartment.

First class carriages had four compartments, the others five.

In 1917 this set was itself replaced by two 51 feet passenger brake vans each containing two first and four third class compartments, a 50 feet carriage with three first and three third class compartments, and a 46 feet carriage with six third class compartments.

The passenger compartment of the carriage, with a man and woman in its covered facing seats, broke off and toppled over, Mr. Gaithers said.

The water compartment is a separate carriage with a handle for lifting it out of its cradle and carrying it to the sink (no more pouring water all over your countertop).

Before you arrive back at the start point you'll head past a thatched railway carriage, complete with the guard's compartment, built around 1874 and moved to this spot in 1906.