Sentence examples for carriage down from inspiring English sources

Grimaud opened with Mozart's Sonata in A Minor, playing it as if she were lashing a carriage down the streets of Salzburg.

In the crowds gathered to watch Queen Elizabeth and King Abdullah process by carriage down the Mall, protesters were lost among the tourists and policemen.

When Brian De Palma tumbled a baby carriage down a staircase in "The Untouchables," he paid homage to a similar scene in a 1925 Sergei Eisenstein film, "The Battleship Potemkin".

She relates the indignity of being dressed in white uniform and shoes, "like Florence Nightingale," to push a lame dog in a baby carriage down the sidewalks of Manhattan.

People often stared when I pushed the baby carriage down local county roads.

They are the mother pushing a carriage down the street smiling at her baby, the dad throwing balls to his son, the dancer whirling, the singer singing her songs, the blogger writing.

A baby carriage was bearing down on them.

"I could write a book," she said loudly, "about hauling baby carriages down steps," then laughed heartily.

All eight carriages were derailed and 86 passengers and two crew were injured as the train came off the rails at 95mph, scattering carriages down an embankment.

Imagine a hundred, a hundred and fifty years ago: folks drove their horse carriages down this same street, and they were probably too busy to think about us".

Another is its semi-remoteness: it's one of a row of wooden cottages and converted railway carriages down an unmade road, behind a sea wall.