Sentence examples for carriage full of from inspiring English sources

I become aware of myself, too close, like a stranger sitting down right next to me in a train carriage full of empty seats.

And if Obama looks a little confused at times with Fallon's humour, it's nothing compared with an unsuspecting nun who entered a train carriage full of Ireland Euro 2016 football fans who serenaded her with the Lord's Prayer.

There's only one way to describe a woman who's prepared to take on not just a carriage full of misogynists but a 10-tonne train as well, and that's as a bloody hero.

Mostly though, I've come to realise that below the line is a bit like being trapped in a train carriage full of Guardian readers and drifting in and out of hundreds of conversations.

Time was when at the sound of prancing hooves we would look up to see Mrs. Frank Spencer Witherbee or Miss Sarah Cooper Hewitt go by in their carriages, but now we see a carriage full of hats go by.

On an unusually grey morning the week before the launch, I am in a carriage full of press departing a concrete platform above Culver City, nine miles from Downtown, where the Expo Line used to finish.

The train, with 11 carriages of treated nuclear waste and 3 carriages full of riot police officers, was headed to Gorleben, Germany.

While the borders between Macedonia and Greece remain closed, hundreds of train carriages full of food, fuel and Christmas products sit stranded, damaging trade and hitting transportation companies hard.

We drive to neighbouring Marietta, to visit Deerhunter's rehearsal space, Notown, a suburban carriage house full of band stuff.

When I woke up, I remember it was just – the carriage was full of smoke – completely dark – and it was just chaos everywhere, really.

Carriages are full of unhappy travellers packed together like sardines, who have inexplicably paid for the privilege of being incarcerated.