Sentence examples for carriage it from inspiring English sources

"And while it may have seemed like a kind of camp," Mr. O'Brien said, recalling "the circus" of Mr. McDermott and Mr. McGough's old-world accouterments, which by the late 1980s included a Model T Ford and a horse-drawn carriage, "it was always rooted in something more sound," if you concede that a style or what seems merely decorative can actually be political.

The world of the urban horse-drawn carriage, it turns out, is an almost completely seamless anachronism.

In one carriage it was mainly Chelsea supporters who were being very loud, and some people were walking off.

He captured a wobbly snapshot of the digital speedometer at the end of the carriage; it showed the kilometre equivalent of 188 m.p.h.

Supported on a carriage, it is brought to a headsaw (the first saw), which is one of three types: band saw, frame (gang) saw, or circular saw.

You've just been in a crash.' I was looking out at these people and inside the carriage it was just black devastation and we were shouting, 'Help me.

In the next three carriages it was the same story – men, women, toddlers.

Cramped on hard seats in tiny unlit open-sided carriages, it was like a journey into Hades.

Other books of mine have been better, and others more challenging, but if you think of your career as a train of carriages, it's no bad thing to have a locomotive at the front.

Back then, some Mercedes-Benz executives worried that the new model smaller and less grand than the posh carriages it normally crafted would take the shine off Mercedes' three-pointed star.

Silver-plated carriages, it's said, once lined Alamos' cobbled lanes like Rolls-Royces along Beverly Hills Rodeo Drivee.