The carriage flew forty feet, and the baby's skull shattered when he landed.
Not far from home, the door to the carriage flew open, and when the driver dismounted to secure it the horses bolted.
I slammed the lever to the right, and the carriage flew back to the left margin, stopping with a thud.
Using Drosophila melanogaster as a convenient model, our results show that the physical structure of fruiting bodies increases the likelihood of spore carriage by flies.
AMY: Horseless carriages that fly.
[sung] Someday they'll have horseless carriages that fly.
The horse headed toward Columbus Circle and hit a silver BMW, ripping off part of its bumper, Mr. Gaithers said, and the carriage began to fly apart.
Malevich's "Morning in the Village After Snowstorm" (1912), Chagall's "Flying Carriage" (1913) and Liubov Popova's "Birsk" (1916) all put very different spins on similar ingredients: toned-down Cubist fracturing, jewel-like color, glowing light and folkloric themes.
Although they are known for their mountain sports, being the largest ski resort in the country, there are countless other activities to enjoy including bobsledding, snowshoeing, horse-drawn carriage, dog sledding, fly fishing, snowmobiling, tubing and more.
As seen in a bystander's video, a part of the mechanical ride came loose as the fast-moving ride swung, sending a carriage of passengers flying into the air.
