Prince Charles, Queen Elizabeth, Princess Margaret, the duke of Edinburgh, King George VI, Princess Elizabeth, and Princess Anne (in baby carriage), 1951.
Landau gave its name to the famous four-wheel town carriage (17th 18th century) with a convertible top (see landau).
But undeterred by her ordeal, the Swedish cleaner trapped on board a runaway carriage earlier this year has revealed that she now wants to become a train driver.
(Blue Underground, Blu-ray $29.98, not rated) The Phantom Carriage Death is a joke in "The 10th Victim," but in Victor Sjostrom's silent masterpiece "The Phantom Carriage" (1921) it's anything but.
Rockwell's first illustration for the magazine was "Mother's Day Off," showing a boy pushing a baby carriage past two other boys, which was used on the cover of the May 20 , 1916issue.
The museum in Bremerhaven may soon need a new wing with an aeroplane cabin or high-speed railway carriage, today's mode of departure.This turn of events is not without irony.
Crystal's Minibar, for instance, the New York-based startup that acquired competitor Booze Carriage last week, powers product search, delivery, and customer service for its users — but since Minibar is not the merchant on record, they're able to avoid the liability that comes with selling liquor.
Some species of animal have been found to have an extraordinary capacity for load carriage [27] [30].
Some authors have not observed seasonal variation in S. aureus nasopharyngeal carriage [33] [35] but these studies may have been underpowered to find such a difference and they did not assess colonization of other body sites.
Some previous studies have reported an association between crowding and meningococcal carriage (11, 29 ) and meningococcal disease (13, 30 ).
Although polysaccharide vaccine does not prevent acquisition of carriage (13 ), as confirmed in our 2001 cohort (15 ), polysaccharide vaccines can induce transient reduction of carriage (24 ).
